McKown & Myers, LLP - Marion, IN
Veteran's Benefits Lawyers in Marion, IN
1320 W. Johnson Street Marion, IN 46952
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34
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Experience
Marion Veteran's Benefits Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Veteran's Benefits
Reviews
Customer Reviews for McKown & Myers, LLP
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Hired Law firm 2023-2024I contacted Attorney Myers to assist me in filing my service connected disability claims. I was then contacted by Angela Banter who explained the process and that there was nothing I needed to do and that she would take care of everything. I wasn’t very optimistic because of past VA responses. Throughout the process Ms. Banter kept me up to date on a regular basis and again told me to be patient with the process. I was contacted today (06/12/24) with exciting news that I had been awarded 100% service connected disability. This law firm and their employees are top notch. They do everything they say they are going to do and then some. Regardless of your needs, if you need an attorney call Attorney Myers and his firm. Best there is out there
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Hired Law firm 2005-2024I have tried getting benefits using all the veteran organizations with no avail. Thanks to Tom and Angela for all there hard work and determination. They will work endlessly to get what you deserve. They made it so simple by handling all the crazy paperwork and red tape. If you’re a veteran and want a team that will fight for you. Seek there help.
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Hired Law firm 1982-2007After being turned down for VA Service Connection even though my Army records show hospitalization, I turned to McKown and Myers. Thanks to the expertise of Tom Myers and the assistance of Angela, I am now service-connected. Angela was always available to answer any questions and keep me posted on my claim status. I urge any veteran to seek their assistance when needed.
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Hired Law firm 2016-2018Excellent. But there is/was no follow up advice or counciling. Advice ask for post hearing advice if you win, pay the exrea fee. I May have been given such council prior to, but did not connect due to concentrating on the current situation. Now payment have been stopped and the SS office keep stating they are not getting correspondence including those send using their envelopes and when we go to tthe office, the SS office staff looks at you and is determined you are there to commit fraud, Bottom line can not gett payment started after doing all that they required cause then they start asking for new or additioal information.and it never ends after 9 months.
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