States are warning a company that profits from selling services to disabled veterans, accusing it of exploiting a loophole in federal benefits programs. Authorities allege the business has amassed millions by charging veterans for assistance they are legally entitled to receive for free. Investigations suggest the company may have misled veterans about eligibility requirements, raising concerns over predatory practices. Legal action could follow if the company fails to comply with regulatory demands.
States threaten action against company earning millions off disabled vets NPR
