Lay evidence is evidence that is provided by someone who is not considered an expert in the matter at hand. Specifically it is evidence that does not
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Video Blog – Common Mistakes – Not Filing
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Unfortunately sexual assaults do occur in the military, and unfortunately it’s nothing new. Sexual assaults have been occurring in the military for
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Many veterans suffer from disturbances of sleep. Many mental disorders such as anxiety, PTSD, and depression can cause insomnia, nightmares, frequent
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