The $1,432 Question: A Vietnam Veteran's Fight Over a Clothing Allowance
A Vietnam veteran challenges VA’s four-allowance limit and the denial of a clothing allowance for his left knee brace.
Read the case update →Mo Ricks previously worked at the Board of Veterans’ Appeals and VA’s Office of General Counsel. He now represents veterans challenging Board decisions before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

As one of the few law firms focusing solely on Veteran appeals to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, we are funded through the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA).

Our practice focuses on appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. We review Board decisions for legal error and explain the next steps in plain language.

We represent veterans and their families before the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. This focused practice keeps your Board appeal at the center of our work.
Why Choose Us
We provide focused legal representation, experienced advocacy, and dedicated support to help Veterans and their families pursue the benefits and justice they deserve.
With more than a decade of specialized experience in Veterans' disability law, our firm provides what most lawyers cannot-clear focus on CAVC appeals.
We proudly assist Veterans and their families across the country with trusted guidance and personalized support.
We explain the issues we identify and the possible outcomes of an appeal. Every case is different, and no result is guaranteed.

Tell us about your Board decision and any approaching deadline. Start with a brief, nonconfidential inquiry.
We review whether your matter fits our CAVC practice and explain the information needed to assess an appeal.
If we agree to take your case, we put the scope and terms in writing before proceeding.
Contacting us does not extend a filing deadline or confirm representation.
Hear from Veterans and families who trusted our firm through disability appeals and fought for the benefits they deserved.
Follow our work on pending appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
A Vietnam veteran challenges VA’s four-allowance limit and the denial of a clothing allowance for his left knee brace.
Read the case update →A mother challenges VA’s decision to disinter her son, with an agreement to hold off while the appeal is pending.
Read the case update →