Continuing the Mission: Advocating for Those Who Served

Every veteran who has honorably served our country has earned the right to fair consideration of disability benefits. Yet too many veterans encounter unnecessary denials, prolonged delays, or decisions that fail to fully recognize the impact of their service.

The Veterans Disability Benefits Practice at Coffey Modica LLP was established to stand beside veterans nationwide and provide experienced, accredited legal representation throughout the VA claims and appeals process.

Led from our Florida office and supported by the strength of a national litigation firm, our team combines decades of legal experience with firsthand military service. We approach each case with discipline, preparation, and a deep respect for the sacrifices made by those who served.

This work is not transactional. It is a continuation of service.

Accredited Representation. National Reach.

All attorneys within our Veterans Disability Benefits Practice are:

Accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to represent claimants nationwide.

Because VA disability benefits are governed by federal law, we can represent veterans across the United States, regardless of where they reside. Although this practice is led from our Florida office, our reach is national.

Our attorneys are licensed in multiple jurisdictions, including Florida, New York, and Connecticut, and are fully accredited to advocate before the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Board of Veterans’ Appeals.

Comprehensive VA Disability Representation

We represent veterans at every stage of the VA disability process, including initial claims for service connection, requests for increased ratings, Supplemental Claims, requests for Higher Level Review, and appeals before the Board of Veterans Appeals.

Veteran-Led Advocacy

While several members of our practice team are United States Armed Forces veterans, our firm’s professionals also include the spouses, children and siblings of proud veterans. They understand firsthand the demands of military service, the structure of military systems, and the long-term effects service can have on physical and mental health.

That experience informs how we approach each case:

• With respect for the individual
• With careful attention to documentation
• With clear, straightforward communication
• With disciplined advocacy

For us, representing veterans is both a professional responsibility and a personal commitment.