We’ve had the honor of helping hundreds of veterans pursue compensation after developing mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer from their asbestos exposure in the military. Our Mission
No one gets left behind. To that end, we strive to provide veterans diagnosed with asbestos illnesses the best information, advice and assistance we possibly can. From filing for VA Disability Compensation to helping veterans find the best medical treatment, we never stop fighting. Our Vision
Because veterans comprise the single largest group of Americans diagnosed with mesothelioma and asbestos lung cancers each year, they are the most affected, yet their needs are the most underserved. There are many benefits available to veterans, which many overlook. We envision a day when we are able to ensure that every veteran diagnosed with mesothelioma or asbestos lung cancer is able to get the best medical treatment available and that they receive any and all VA benefits for which they are eligible. Our Values
Honor, Integrity and Precision
Honor: We live our lives by the same code of conduct with which we conducted ourselves as fighting men and women of the Armed Forces. We shall never do anything that would bring dishonor to our organization, the military or ourselves. We belong to one large fraternity made up of our “Brothers in Arms”. As we did in the military, we will look out for each other so that our veterans can always count on us to have their back. Integrity: We will be truthful always. We will be frank with every veteran or his or her family member. We will provide advice that is founded on VA law and publication. We never speculate. We speak only of what we know to be true. We will never be afraid to say “I don’t know, but I will go look it up for you”. Precision: Attention to detail is the cornerstone of our approach to each VA claim. Every asbestos-related claim is different. Therefore, we will ensure that we provide the veteran with the information and guidance that they need to ensure that their claim is complete, correct, and compelling. If the veteran does not feel that we made the entire process easy to understand and stress-free to file, we haven’t done our job.
