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During the Vietnam War, an herbicide known as Agent Orange was used to eradicate the heavy jungle forest to make it easier for troops to avoid ambush. We now know that these herbicides contained toxic chemicals, predisposing Veterans to an increased risk of developing certain medical conditions.

Veterans who had boots-on-the-ground service in Vietnam, Thailand, the DMZ in Korea, or served on a Blue Water Navy Ship during certain time periods and have been diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition can file for disability benefits based on this presumptive exposure.

VA has not yet recognized that many medical conditions may be a result of Agent Orange exposure. These conditions are referred to as “non-presumptive” conditions, and it’s possible to win benefits for these claims with supporting medical evidence.

Bergmann & Moore has successfully prevailed in many non-presumptive Agent Orange exposure cases. If you’ve received an unfavorable decision from VA, Bergmann & Moore may be able to help. 

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