If you, your parent, or your grandparent worked for a Department of Energy facility or an Atomic Weapons Employer (AWE) facility and have a condition related to exposure from radiation or a toxic substance, then you are eligible to apply for medical coverage and compensation under EEOICPA.

Uranium Miners, Millers & Transporters. If you were a miner between 1942-1971 and were diagnosed with a lung illness, then you may be eligible for up to $400,000 in compensation.

We will look at your work history, job sites, exposures, and covered illnesses to confirm eligibility and provide the next steps.

Once eligibility is determined and engagement paperwork is signed, we will start building your claim and gathering documentation.

Request medical records from any relevant physicians, and work site history from approved sites to support your claim.

Handle all document submission, follow-up, resubmission, appeals, impairment ratings, consequential illnesses, and communication with the Department of Labor (DOL).

Initiate Impairment evaluations and submit the forms and records to maximize the highest compensation possible based on your case.

Continual contact with the DOL examiner to ensure timely filings and approvals.

Regular updates and reports utilizing our unique software system to keep you in the loop on our progress and claims process.