Amends TCA Title 47, Chapter 18 and Title 58, Chapter 3.
Tennessee SB0183 aimed to regulate the conduct of individuals and entities providing services related to veterans' benefits by prohibiting certain practices, such as charging fees for services during a one-year presumptive period after active-duty release and guaranteeing successful outcomes. It specifically affected those advising or assisting veterans, their dependents, and survivors in claims for benefits under U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs regulations. Key provisions included requirements for written agreements outlining compensation terms, mandatory disclosures to clients, and background checks for individuals accessing veterans' personal information. The bill ultimately failed to pass.
Tennessee SB0183 aimed to regulate the conduct of individuals and entities providing services related to veterans' benefits by prohibiting certain practices, such as charging fees for services during a one-year presumptive period after active-duty release and guaranteeing successful outcomes. It specifically affected those advising or assisting veterans, their dependents, and survivors in claims for benefits under U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs regulations. Key provisions included requirements for written agreements outlining compensation terms, mandatory disclosures to clients, and background checks for individuals accessing veterans' personal information. The bill ultimately failed to pass.
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