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VA Disability Appeal Attorneys Serving Veterans Nationwide
You Served. Now Let Us Serve You.
If your VA disability claim was denied or underrated, you don’t have to face the appeal process alone. At Good Attorney, we help veterans across the US, especially here in Utah, fight for the benefits they earned through service and sacrifice.
We’re not claims “coaches” or paper-pushers. We’re VA-accredited attorneys who know the law, the system, and the struggles veterans face every day.
VA Disability Appeal Attorneys Who Understand Military Life – “We’ve got you covered!”
Attorney Aaron Drake is more than just a lawyer. He’s a veteran, JAG officer, and former Air Force Academy law professor with two decades of experience in veterans’ and military law.
He has represented service members from every service department, from Korean War Veterans, to Vietnam War Veterans, to today’s U.S. Military warriors and Veterans from OIF/OEF and other locations involved in the GWOT, helping them overturn unjust decisions and restore their rightful benefits.
“As a veteran myself, I know how complex and frustrating the VA appeals process can feel. My mission is to make sure veterans aren’t left behind by the system and nation they served.”
— Aaron M. Drake, VA-Accredited Attorney
What We Do
We focus on VA Disability Appeals, and we do it well.
Whether your claim was denied or your rating doesn’t reflect your true level of disability, we can help you:
- Appeal your VA decision
- Obtain medical and service records to support your case
- File Higher-Level Reviews or Board of Veterans’ Appeals claims
- Secure full, permanent, and total ratings when appropriate
Why Hire a VA-Accredited Attorney?
Unlike claims “coaches” or unaccredited individuals, VA-accredited attorneys are trained, licensed, and held to the highest ethical and professional standards.
Attorney Aaron Drake, as a VA-accredited attorney, can:
- Represent you before the VA regional offices, Board of Veterans’ Appeals, and Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
- Charge a reasonable fee for work on a contingency fee basis, so we only get paid when we win
- Be held professionally accountable for our representation–the the VA and to our local state bar organization
When we say “We’ve Got You Covered,” we mean it.
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