Michelle R. Goodwin v. James B. Peake

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• holding that where a claim has been substantiated after the enactment of the Veterans Claims Assistance Act (VCAA), the appellant bears the burden of demonstrating any prejudice from defective VCAA notice with respect to the downstream issues
• “[t]he effective date of an award based on ... a claim reopened after final adjudication”
• where a claim has been substantiated after the enactment of the VCAA, the appellant bears the burden of demonstrating any prejudice from defective VCAA notice with respect to any downstream elements
• where a claim has been substantiated after the enactment of the VCAA, the appellant bears the burden of demonstrating any prejudice from defective VCAA notice with respect to any downstream elements
• where a claim has been substantiated after the enactment of the VCAA, the appellant bears the burden of demonstrating any prejudice from defective VCAA notice with respect to any downstream elements

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