Curtis Lowery
Staff attorney, veterans' benefits
Curtis served in the Army before law school, and filed his own VA claim the year he got out. Now he files them for other veterans and their families.
Curtis handles the clinic's VA cases: first claims, secondary conditions, increases, and appeals through higher-level review, supplemental claims and the Board of Veterans' Appeals. He works closely with the veterans service officers in Cumberland County and takes the cases that need a lawyer.
Focus
- Service connection
- Toxic exposure claims
- PTSD and TBI claims
- Board of Veterans' Appeals
Credentials
Curtis's admissions and training
Bar admissions
North Carolina
2016
Courts
U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
Accreditation
Accredited attorney, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
2016
Education
J.D., Campbell University School of Law
2016
B.S., Methodist University
2012
Languages
English
Memberships
National Organization of Veterans' Advocates
More about Curtis
Curtis served as an Army logistics sergeant and deployed twice. He knows the forms from both sides of the desk.
He'll ask about things veterans often leave out: the noise on the flight line, the smoke, the sleep that never came back. Those details are often what a claim turns on.
He runs the clinic's monthly claims night at the public library, where veterans can bring a rating decision and get it read.
Free help
Talk to someone who does this every day.
Call, stop by on a weekday or a clinic Saturday, or send a few details. An attorney or paralegal gets back to you within two business days.
We charge no fee for any service on this site. If a case needs records a provider charges for, we tell you the cost first, and grant funds usually cover it.