Hugh D. Cox, Attorney in Greenville, NC, proudly representing the disabled for rightful veterans benefits, Social Security benefits and Workers Compensation.
        2411 B Charles Boulevard
       Greenville, North Carolina 27858
            or
       Post Office Box 154
       Greenville, North Carolina 27835-0154
 Phone: (252) 757-3977
 Fax: (252) 757-3420
 email:
hughcox@hughcox.com
            North Carolina Bar Number 6567
           Department of Veterans Affairs Accreditation number  8925

 

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The information contained in this website is general legal information and not legal advice on any legal subject. It is no substitute for the services of a

competent professional attorney experienced in these matters. This information is subject to change at any time due to new legislation or new court cases.

THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS INSPECTOR GENERAL (ig) GENERALLY REFUSES TO investigate a VA problem.

Veterans contacting the VA Inspector General (IG) about VA violations of law or procedure may not be helpful to the veteran. If fact, the Inspector General apparently will not even communicate the veteran's complaint  to the appropriate Regional Office or VA agency. The IG generic response sheet below sent to a complaining veteran in September 2014 essentially stateed that the IG is too important and busy to assist most veterans. Of course, the VA IG office will do almost anything if it involves publicity for the IG office before the media reports on an internal VA problem. The 2014 Phoenix VA Medical Center scandal investigation where veteran medical appointments were delayed for months and years was investigated by the IG after whistleblowers went to the national media and investigative reporters began to investigate.

A veteran who complained to the VA Inspector General that the Winston-Salem Regional Office refused to correct his Social Security Number after more than a year into his pending claim received the following Inspector General generic sheet in September 2014: