Mental Health Conditions
PTSD, anxiety, depression, military sexual trauma, and traumatic brain injury — our primary focus, informed by a licensed clinical social worker on our team.
VA Disability Rating Increase Attorney
Windham Law is a VA disability rating increase attorney firm that concentrates entirely on one thing: getting veterans the rating they've earned. We don't split focus across other areas of law — every case that comes through this firm is about pushing an existing rating higher or overturning a decision on appeal.
Attorney Malory Windham has spent her career working through cases involving mental health conditions, toxic and chemical exposure, orthopedic injuries, hearing loss, and heart conditions — building the medical and legal record needed to push a rating higher or overturn a denial on appeal.
It's the same process behind many of the results we've secured for veterans — and it starts with understanding who's actually building your case.
Never Filed For VA Disability Compensation Before? Windham Law does not file FIRST VA disability claims. We work with veterans who have already filed and received a decision. If you haven't filed yet, click here for instructions on how to file your first claim.
Conditions We Work With
PTSD, anxiety, depression, military sexual trauma, and traumatic brain injury — our primary focus, informed by a licensed clinical social worker on our team.
Migraines, gastrointestinal issues, sleep apnea, heart problems, and other conditions that develop as a result of a service-connected mental health condition.
Cardiovascular conditions connected to service, including those linked to toxic exposure.
Conditions connected to burn pits, Agent Orange, contaminated water, and other service-related exposures.
Back, joint, and musculoskeletal conditions stemming from the physical demands of service.
Among the most common service-connected conditions, often underrated without the right evidence.
This list isn't exhaustive. If you've been denied or underrated for any service-connected condition, reach out and we'll review your case.
Common Questions
A rating increase asks the VA to reevaluate a condition that's already service-connected and rate it higher based on new evidence. An appeal challenges a decision you believe was wrong — often after a denial. Both start the same way: with a free case review to see where your strongest path forward is.
It varies based on the complexity of your case and the VA's current backlog. During your free case review, we'll give you a realistic sense of what to expect for your specific situation.
How It Works
Complete the intake form. Tell us about your service, your claim history, and your current rating.
Free, confidential case review. We evaluate your existing decision and identify where the strongest case for a higher rating or appeal exists.
We build your case. Medical evidence, service records, and documentation — handled remotely, by phone or electronically.
You pay nothing unless we win. Every case is handled on contingency — no upfront cost to you.
Every case starts with a free, confidential review — protected by attorney-client privilege.
Start Your Free Case ReviewAll client and case information is confidential and protected under attorney-client privilege. Individual case results do not guarantee future outcomes for any other client. While we work diligently to increase ratings and awards, there are no guarantees of increased awards, service connection, or other favorable outcome.