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Do these companies help veterans— or are they cheating them?

Debate continues as some states regulate unaccredited claims consultants who help veterans navigate VA benefits for fees, while critics cite exploitation and legal challenges.

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By Brian Todd, Isabelle Khurshudyan, CNN (CNN) — An Army combat veteran now living in the Midwest was dealing with multiple injuries by the time he finished his military service. He’d suffered a traumatic brain injury after his vehicle struck an IED during his deployment to Afghanistan in the late 2000s. But when the veteran, who CNN is identifying as Adam, filed his disability compensation claims with the Department of Veterans Affairs, he felt…

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Do these companies help veterans— or are they cheating them?

An Army combat veteran now living in the Midwest was dealing with multiple injuries by the time he finished his military service. He’d suffered a traumatic brain injury after his vehicle struck an IED during his deployment to Afghanistan in the late 2000s.

·Atlanta, United States
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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Friday, February 13, 2026.
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