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VRH Pro · for VA-accredited reps

Turn Board decisions into a usable research file

Search 1,271,000+ indexed Board of Veterans’ Appeals decisions, narrow the questions you are researching, and export a working CSV with citations and original-source links. VRH Pro serves VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents. Veterans can use the public library and personal workspace free.

Newest covered decision: 2026-04-30. The library can lag publication; verify current decisions against the Board’s official record.

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Research you can take with you

Export up to 1,000 matching decisions to CSV, with citations, summaries, outcomes, judge names where recorded, and links to available original VA texts. Missing source links remain blank.

A focused research workspace

Filter by condition, disposition, service-connection theory, exposure, and PACT Act. Search and public decision pages remain free; Pro adds the export workflow.

Source checks before reliance

Summaries and classifications are generated from public decisions and can be wrong. Open the official text before relying on a fact, outcome, or legal argument. Aggregate rates describe this indexed collection, not the chance of winning a claim.

An optional claimed directory profile

After accreditation review, identify your practice with a disclosed paid listing and see aggregate contact counts. A subscription does not guarantee visitors, referrals, or clients.

Representation and fee rules

Free help and fee rules. Accredited VSO assistance is free. Attorneys and claims agents may not charge for preparing or filing an initial VA benefits claim. They may generally charge for review after the claimant receives notice of VA’s initial decision, subject to the applicable rules and a written fee agreement.

The 20% limit applies to fees paid directly by VA from past-due benefits. It is not a universal cap on other arrangements, which must be reasonable. Ask how fees and expenses work, what happens if the claim is unsuccessful, and where the agreement must be filed.

U.S. federal benefits representation; sources checked October 7, 2026: VA fee guidance and 38 CFR 14.636. Court representation and individual fee disputes require separate review.

Expected reach

Estimates drawn from public VA data (FY2024) and our own corpus of Board decisions — shown while this site’s traffic ramps. We replace these with the site’s live visit and contact numbers as they accrue.

~850,000

VA disability denials per year

the stage where paid representation is permitted (38 CFR § 14.636)

~111,000

Board of Veterans’ Appeals decisions per year

~200,000+ appeals pending in the system

~75%

of Board decisions in our corpus are non-grants

denied, remanded, dismissed, or mixed — the appeal stage is where the volume is

~6,600

VA-accredited attorneys & claims agents nationwide

a small, high-intent professional market

What this is not

We do not sell veteran leads. We never auction or hand over a veteran’s contact information. Veterans always choose whom to contact, on their own terms — your subscription is a directory listing plus a research tool, not a person’s data. Free VSO listings always appear first, the ordering rules are disclosed on the directory page, and a subscription buys no say in who a veteran contacts and no influence over the information we publish. A “claimed profile” is a paid listing — not a recommendation, rating, or endorsement by us.

Pricing

Public research stays free. Pro pays for the professional export workflow and includes an optional claimed profile after accreditation review. Cancel future renewals from your account.

Solo

$19/month

For an individual VA-accredited attorney or claims agent: research exports, an optional claimed profile, and contact reporting. (VSOs are listed free — you serve veterans at no charge.)

We verify your accreditation number against the VA directory before your claimed badge appears.

Firm

$299/month

For firms with multiple accredited reps: Pro for your team and a claimed profile for each accredited attorney or claims agent. Same disclosed ordering rules — a firm subscription buys no extra placement beyond each rep’s claimed profile.

We verify your accreditation number against the VA directory before your claimed badge appears.

Only VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents can subscribe; we verify your accreditation number against the VA’s accreditation list at checkout. A subscription funds the free veteran resource and buys no influence over the information we publish, and no say in who a veteran contacts.

Already subscribed? See your contact activity or open the Pro workspace.

We are not the VA. Veterans’ Rights is an independent resource built for veterans. We are not the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, not part of the government, and not endorsed by any government agency.

This is general information, not legal advice. For advice about your own situation, talk to a VA-accredited representative — many help for free.