Agent Orange

Agent Orange disability benefits are available to hundreds of thousands of Veterans, primarily those who served in the Vietnam War on land.  This toxic herbicide resulted in the development of many chronic conditions and illnesses

If you were exposed to toxic chemicals while you served our country, and you were diagnosed with certain conditions or cancers, you may file a claim for disability benefits. To honor our Veterans and address

Vietnam Veterans were exposed to several toxins during their service. One of the most prevalent toxins, Agent Orange, was sprayed across 10% of the surface area of South Vietnam, where many Veterans were stationed.  This

During the Vietnam War and similar conflicts, hundreds of thousands of Veterans were exposed to Agent Orange: one of the deadliest tactical herbicides ever employed by the US military. In the years following, many Veterans

Many Veterans live with neurological disorders and the daily medical challenges that come with them. While some Veterans developed these disorders independently, others only developed neurological diseases because of exposure to Agent Orange: one of

https://youtu.be/jERIXudSotc What is the Pact Act? The Pact Act was introduced to address the health effects experienced by veterans who served in areas exposed to Agent Orange, a potent herbicide used during the Vietnam War,

Agent Orange is linked to the development of many types of cancer in Veterans. These cancers include bladder cancer, prostate cancer, and certain respiratory cancers. But what about one of the most common skin cancers,

Veterans exposed to Agent Orange have benefited from the presumptive conditions list for several years. In a nutshell, the presumptive conditions list automatically qualifies certain Veterans to receive disability compensation if they served in certain

Agent Orange was one of the most toxic military herbicides of the Vietnam War and related conflicts. Despite the healthcare concerns about Agent Orange becoming apparent shortly after deployment, the U.S. military continued using, experimenting

Over the decades, many Vietnam-era Veterans have received disability compensation and benefits for Agent Orange exposure. Veterans exposed to Agent Orange have a high likelihood of developing one or more serious health complications, including cancer.