Ryan Joseph Coskrey

I highly recommend Attorney Ryan Coskrey (as well as his former law partner Attorney Chuck Pardue) if you are a veteran seeking VA benefits for injuries/illnesses incurred or aggravated during military service. Both attorneys are honest, knowledgeable, and professional in all matters and will always... go beyond their due diligence on behalf of their clients. I've experienced their efforts first hand. They thoroughly reviewed my case, believed in my efforts, and fought for me for over six years until earned benefits finally were awarded. If you're a veteran with a legitimate claim for VA benefits, then reach out to these men. They will offer you excellent representation in your efforts. They earned my respect. I believe they will earn yours.

I hired Ryan Coskrey in March 2016. My rating for disabilities when I retired in 2003 was 10%. I was was able to get it increased to 40% in 2015. After hiring Ryan in 2016, he was very upfront and honest about the claims that I was seeking. He informed of the ailments that could be proven as serv...ice connected and ones that could not be connected to service. We pursued the ones could be proven. He informed me of the timeframe in which the appeal process would take, and he was correct in that aspect. As of March 2020, I have been rated as 100% total and permanently disabled! My heartfelt thanks goes out to Ryan Coskrey, Dr. TJ Seiter, and their staff! Words cannot express how grateful I am for their knowledge and professionalism. I have recommended them to every veteran I know that has been going through the appeals process.

Four years in my battle with the VA. Ryan has been quick to respond to my emails when I have concerns. I like directly dealing with Ryan instead of what happens at the big law firms where you always have to deal with a case manager. Ryan has been quick to respond to all of my emails concerning q...uestions I have with VA disability matters. His advice and assistance has been effective. In April, 2019, I received a rating of 100% P&T for my disabilities. I think Ryan is "The Man" when it comes to matters of the VA.