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In 2001, Congress passed the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA),
to provide compensation to people who have developed certain illnesses as a result of exposure to radioactive
and toxic substances while employed in atomic weapons programs.

• New claims, denied claims, hearings, impairment ratings, dose reconstructions, appeals and terminal claims.
• Coverage for Radiation and Uranium Workers, spouses, children, and grandchildren.
• You may be eligible for up to $400,000.
• Tax-free awards.
• No fee unless you are awarded.
• Our fees are 2% for an initial claim, plus 10% if the claim is recommended for denial.
• We coordinate home health care (HHC) and other medical benefits.

Stephens & Stephens are RECA & EEOICPA Attorneys

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

In 2001, Congress passed the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA),
to provide compensation to people who have developed certain illnesses as a result of exposure to radioactive
and toxic substances while employed in atomic weapons programs.

• New claims, denied claims, hearings, impairment ratings, dose reconstructions, appeals and terminal claims.
• Coverage for Radiation and Uranium Workers, spouses, children, and grandchildren.
• You may be eligible for up to $400,000.
• Tax-free awards.
• No fee unless you are awarded.
• Our fees are 2% for an initial claim, plus 10% if the claim is recommended for denial.
• We coordinate home health care (HHC) and other medical benefits.

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

Stephens & Stephens are RECA & EEOICPA Attorneys

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

In 2001, Congress passed the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA), to provide compensation to people who have developed certain illnesses as a result of exposure to radioactive and toxic substances while employed in atomic weapons programs.

• New claims, denied claims, hearings, impairment ratings, dose reconstructions, appeals and terminal claims.
• Coverage for Radiation and Uranium Workers, spouses, children, and grandchildren.
• You may be eligible for up to $400,000.
• Tax-free awards.
• No fee unless you are awarded.
• Our fees are 2% for an initial claim, plus 10% if the claim is recommended for denial.
• We coordinate home health care (HHC) and other medical benefits.

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Stephens & Stephens would love to work with you to get you the compensation you deserve. Please fill out this form for your free claim evaluation and we will contact you shortly.

Stephens & Stephens are RECA & EEOICPA Attorneys

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

Stephens & Stephens are RECA & EEOICPA Attorneys

Making the EEOICPA & RECA programs better for Claimants one claim at a time.

EEOICPA BLOG

Do I need an EEOICPA Attorney?

EEOICPA Part E: Survivor Benefits

Most Common Forms of Leukemia