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The Department of Veterans Affairs' disability com- pensation program is distinctly different from other benefits systems and legal claims of disability. A medical professional seeking to provide evidence to be used in deciding such a claim must understand how that evidence fits into the process so that he or she may present a complete and useful opinion. This article assists those providing expert opinions in veterans bene- fits claims by describing: (a) the kinds of adjudicators who will evaluate the opinions, (b) the legal requirements defining the types and amount of detail required, and (c) the basic substance of veterans law with which a medical examiner should be familiar so as to produce a complete and relevant opinion.

Erratum to: Mind Reading and the Art of Drafting Medical Opinions in Veterans Benefits Claims