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Here’s how to see attorney and agent fees paid by VA
By briannogues ·
VA News
· Wednesday, January 21, 2026
· 1 min read
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Beginning this month, the Department of Veterans Affairs websites and social media channels will show the amount of money it is legally obligated to send to VA-accredited attorneys and claim agents...
Beginning this month, the Department of Veterans Affairs websites and social media channels will show the amount of money it is legally obligated to send to VA-accredited attorneys and claim agents...
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Our analysis The Department of Veterans Affairs' decision to publicly disclose the amount of money paid to VA-accredited attorneys and claim agents marks a significant step towards transparency in the disability claims process. By sharing this data, the VA aims to empower Veterans to make informed decisions about their claims, including choosing between free assistance from VA-accredited Veterans Service Organizations and paid services from attorneys and claim agents. The substantial amounts paid to attorneys and agents, totaling $394.7 million over the last 12 months, highlight the financial stakes involved in the claims process. As the VA breaks down this data by calendar year, state, and congressional district, it may reveal regional disparities in the use of paid services and prompt further discussion about the role of attorneys and claim agents in the disability claims process. This increased transparency may also lead to greater scrutiny of the 20% fee cap and its impact on Veterans' benefits.
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