How and Why to Volunteer for the Veterans Consortium #ProBono Project

On Memorial Day, think about providing pro bono services to our veterans. There are many benefits to doing so (e.g. you can get free training) but mostly - it's the right thing to do!

From the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Project website:

IF: you are an attorney interested in our program, we will provide you with:

A day-long training class on veterans' law issues. When you accept a case referred from the Program, we will provide you with the following services: A comprehensive analysis of the appellant's case as a guideline for the appeal; Extensive legal research materials, including a CD-ROM with an on-line research capability; A mentoring attorney to assist you in formulating your litigation strategy; A case monitor, to ensure that no deadlines are overlooked during the appeals process; and We will take your phone calls and we wll answer your questions. If you are interested in volunteering you must attend a day-long training. To find out more about future training dates, please visithttp://www.vetsprobono.org/newsite/train/trainingdates.htm or email us at probonoprogram@nvlsp.org

LEARN MORE HERE:

http://www.vetsprobono.org/attorney.htm