According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, Virginia has one of the highest concentrations of veterans in the country. Observances on and around Veterans Day, November 11, honor the patriotic commitment and sacrifice veterans made during their term of service. Many veterans, after having served their country, suffer from conditions related to their service, and are eligible for disability benefits. “The legal clinics recognize and help resolve the continuing challenges faced by these veterans and their families. Regardless of how, when, or where they served, we work with veterans around the world on a daily basis, helping them navigate the claim process”, said Erin Ralston, an attorney with the firm’s Veterans Benefit Group. “The Charlottesville clinic offers Central Virginia veterans and their families an opportunity to meet with an experienced attorney to review their claim, and discuss their options.”
The clinic is open to all Veterans who pre-register. Free, convenient parking will be available, plus student greeters will be on hand to guide attendees to the event. Those interested in attending may call (804) 565-5961 to pre-register for the event. For more information on the Legal Clinic program at UVA Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s center, visit their website.
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