Interview with Chris Livingston, a U S army veteran turned sales director for Contractor

In this 51st episode of The Veterans Voice, experienced veteran disability attorney Amanda L. Mineer interviews Chris Livingston, a vet turned sales director post his military service. Specifically, this episode talked about:
- Answering veteran FAQs on the PACT Act of 2022 and providing brief updates on Camp LeJeune claims
- Providing direction on how to reopen a disability claim when more than a year has passed since the decision
- The story of Chris Livingston’s motivation to join the military, his time in the army and how his experience shaped his current civilian life and career
- What Chris is specifically doing now in Contractor Growth Network and how he integrated into entrepreneurship and marketing from a life in the military
The golden piece of advice that Chris has for vets and active military service personnel
Call-in Guests:
James, from Los Angeles
Broadcast date: December 13, 2022
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Hello there.. just saw an old benefits denial letter from a claim i filed the month that i ETS'd 8/2001 and it shows I was claim knee and back issues... I forget why it was denied, but most likely i didnt make the C&P appt is because the process was over a year at that time and I had already moved out of state.
OAN, I dont have my outpatient STRs only inpatient STRs because thats all national archives provided me... crazy part is VA is now saying I never complained about back pain in those days when clearly, I did. Maybe during those days they didnt have the, "you have up until 1 year to service connect injury rule"... I am still attempting to service connect with a nexus letter from a letter of intent filed 2/2023.... however, do you think that I can possibly win at the board of appeals to get the knees, back and dizziness back dated all the way to 8/2001? Your thoughts on that? My apologies on the length...