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VA Disability Lawyers in Washington, D.C.
323 people in Washington, D.C. are currently accredited by the VA Office of General Counsel to represent veterans in disability claims: 321 attorneys and 2 claims agents. Every listing below comes from VA's official accreditation rolls — check any name against its OGC registration number.
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Accredited claims agents in Washington, D.C.2
| Name | City | Phone | Accredited | OGC Reg # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curtis Cutler | Washington | 202-368-7848 | 2017 | 42066 |
| Loneshia Shelton | Washington | 202-591-5645 | 2019 | 46562 |
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The accredited attorneys in Washington, D.C. with phone numbers and OGC registration numbers you can verify — plus what to check before signing a fee agreement.
Before you hire anyone in Washington, D.C.
- Verify accreditation. Search the name or registration number on VA's official accreditation search. Unaccredited "claims consultants" charging for help are operating outside the law.
- Initial claims are usually free. Accredited representatives generally may only charge for work after VA issues an initial decision. For a first claim, a VSO in Washington, D.C. will file for free.
- Get the fee agreement in writing. Typical fees are a percentage of back pay; VA presumes 20% or less reasonable and more than one-third unreasonable (38 C.F.R. § 14.636).
- Ask about VA claims experience specifically — Board appeals, higher-level reviews, and effective-date disputes are their own specialty.
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