Frequently Asked Questions

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 The Veterans Administration provides financial benefits and compensation to Veterans who suffer from a wide variety of conditions as a result of their service to our nation. Veterans Compensation Group will conduct a thorough history and evaluation, and help you to determine the benefits you may be entitled to, file your claim, and manage your case all the way through. 

 Your DD-214 documents will inform us of where you were stationed, your medical history and records will show diagnosis and evidence of a condition, and the key is to connect your condition to your service, called a Nexus. This can be done with your medical records, written testimony from a physician, and anecdotal information from fellow service members, family members and others who are willing to support your case. 

 Marines, their family members, contractors and civilians at Camp Lejeune from 1953 to 1987 were exposed to toxic and contaminated water that was used for drinking, cooking and bathing. The contaminated water is directly linked to cancers of the bladder, liver, breast lungs and kidneys, leukemia, non-Hodgkins’s lymphoma, cardiac arrest, heart issues, neurological problems and more. Veterans Compensation Group will handle your claim from start to finish, but you have to act fact, the deadline in August of 2024. Quite frankly, all that is needed is proof that you were at Camp Lejeune for 30 days or more, and a credible diagnosis of one of the pre-determined conditions, and you will be eligible for a settlement that could reach $550,000 or more. 

 Not one dime. Veterans Compensation Group will only be paid when a claim is successful, and at that time, a pre-agreed payment structure for services provided will be enacted. Everything completely above board, no surprises! 

 Working with a lawyer on your claim is the difference-maker, whether for VA benefits, Camp Lejeune or exposure to Burn Pits in Iraq or Afghanistan. An accredited and accomplished lawyer will give you a 500% greater chance of success. Period. 

 Don’t give up. An initial denial is part of the process, sorry to say it, but the Government wants you to just go away. But remember, you earned and are entitled to benefits and compensation if your service to the United States of America has caused health problems, disease, depression, severe pain or any other disabling condition. Veterans Compensation Group will start the process again and keep fighting for you and your family until we get results. 

NO! The United States Congress has allocated, and will allocate in the future, significant funding to compensate and benefit our nation’s Veterans. You will not deprive other Veterans of the benefits they deserve by filing for compensation to care for your needs.