When you contact our law firm, we will gather some basic information from you such as your first name, last name, date of the denial, and whether you have filed a notice of disagreement. We will then request a copy of the decision you wish to appeal.
We then have our experienced lawyers look over the decision to identify any errors or missing evidence and determine how and if our team can successfully represent you on appeal. Sometimes, we may need additional information or records to decide whether we can take your case so our office will contact you to get the information we need.
Ultimately, you make the decision whether to hire us or not. Unlike some law firms, every single case evaluation at Centonzio Law is done by a lawyer who is well-versed in veterans law and knows what it takes to succeed with a disability appeal.
Unfortunately, we cannot represent everyone that contacts our office for help because we limit our caseload. We do this in order to provide the attention and care necessary for each of our cases. However, just because we don’t agree to take a case on appeal doesn’t mean that it isn’t a good case. We encourage people we are unable to represent to contact other veterans law attorneys to review their cases.