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Veterans: Protect your benefits from claims predators

VA fights back against predatory claims-assistance practices

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VBA Launches Predatory Practices Prevention Campaign to Protect Veterans’ Claims

Categories: VA, VA Benefits

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and VA accredited representatives, like our VSO partners, are combining forces to ensure Veterans benefits are protected. Veterans and their beneficiaries are often targets of companies and individuals known as claims predators. Claims predators often try to unlawfully charge Veterans and their families a fee to “help” them prepare and consult on their claims with VA.