Florida-based Trajector Holdings, LLC, and its affiliates have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, prompting Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday to advise veterans who paid for benefits assistance to file claims by November 30, 2026.
The bankruptcy filings, occurring in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida, involve Trajector Holdings, LLC, Trajector Medical, LLC, and related entities. The company charged veterans fees for assistance with obtaining federal veterans benefits. According to the PA Office of Attorney General, the Commonwealth has entered an appearance in the proceedings to protect the rights of Pennsylvania veterans.
Trajector Bankruptcy Strategic Summary
- Claim Deadline: The court-approved deadline to file a Proof of Claim is November 30, 2026.
- Affected Population: The bankruptcy filings indicate that approximately 180,000 disabled veterans or benefit recipients may have potential claims against the bankruptcy estates.
- Legal Action: Attorney General Dave Sunday is monitoring the proceedings to ensure fair treatment for Pennsylvania residents.
Court extends claim deadline to November 30
The timeline for asserting financial rights has changed. While the Bankruptcy Court initially established October 1, 2026, as the General Claims Bar Date, the parties subsequently agreed to a proposed thirty-day extension through October 31, 2026, which was approved by the Bankruptcy Court. That deadline has since been further extended to November 30, 2026, as confirmed by the PA Office of Attorney General.
Missing this window may result in losing the right to share in any distribution from the bankruptcy estate. However, filing a Proof of Claim does not inherently affect a veteran’s existing VA disability benefits or ratings; it serves strictly as a formal assertion of money owed by the Trajector debtors.
Procedures for filing proof of claim
Veterans seeking to recover funds must adhere to specific evidentiary standards. The PA Office of Attorney General advises claimants to identify the amount believed to be owed and provide supporting documentation, including receipts, contracts, payment records and correspondence.
| Filing Method | Platform/Address | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Electronic (ePOC) | Verita Global website | Submit via the “Submit Electronic Proof of Claim” option |
| Physical Mail | El Segundo, California | Must be received by the deadline, not just postmarked |
The bankruptcy claims agent, Verita Global, manages the electronic submissions. For those opting for mail, claims should be sent to the Trajector Claims Processing Center, c/o KCC dba Verita, 222 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 300, El Segundo, California 90245.
Attorney General warns of exploitative claim sharks
The legal scrutiny surrounding Trajector involves the intersection of private consulting and federal benefit regulations. Federal law maintains strict requirements regarding the charging of fees for services related to VA disability claims. As the Commonwealth reflects on Veterans Day this week, Attorney General Sunday issued a warning regarding “claim sharks”—unaccredited entities that may use exploitative practices to charge substantial fees.
“Veterans have earned the benefits they receive through their service and sacrifices. Any company taking advantage of veterans’ free access to benefits is unacceptable,” said Attorney General Dave Sunday.
The PA Office of Attorney General is also providing a channel for consumer grievances. Veterans with complaints regarding Trajector’s business practices can contact the Bureau of Consumer Protection via their online portal or through the Consumer Protection Hotline at 1-800-441-2555.
Impact on the consulting sector
The bankruptcy of Trajector Holdings, LLC, highlights the increasing regulatory pressure on the third-party VA claims assistance industry. Trajector Medical, LLC, was formerly known as Vet Comp & Pen Medical Consulting, LLC.
As companies like Trajector face insolvency, state and federal regulators are increasing oversight of the disability benefit consulting market. This volatility often changes how unaccredited entities operate. While filing a claim does not guarantee payment, any distribution will depend on the outcome of the proceedings.
Veterans with specific questions regarding their individual legal standing are encouraged by the Attorney General to consult a private attorney.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
