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- Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
The Veterans Consortium is a national nonprofit training attorneys from America's top firms and companies to help Veterans get the benefits they earned, free of charge
- About Us - Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
Over the past 30 years, the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program has become the leading national 501 (c) (3) charity providing free legal services in federal venues for Veterans in need
- Get Help with a Discharge Upgrade - Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
The Veterans Consortium is a 30+ year old legal services nonprofit created by Congress and leading Veteran Service Organizations The organization trains and mentors attorneys to help Veterans across the country get the benefits they earned
- Discharge Upgrades | Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
Because there are a limited number of trained attorneys able to take on cases for free, service members and Veterans who do not meet all of our criteria will receive referrals to other legal resources, as well as information they can use to apply for an upgrade on their own
- Volunteer Info | Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
The Veteran Consortium trains and mentors attorneys to help Veterans get the benefits they earned We partner with America’s top law firms, corporations, and law schools -- empowering and inspiring attorneys to make a direct and meaningful difference in Veterans’ lives
- Legal Help | Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
The Veterans Consortium is a 30+ year old legal services nonprofit created by Congress and leading Veteran Service Organizations The organization trains and mentors attorneys to help Veterans across the country get the benefits they earned
- Who We Are | Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
The Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program (TVC) is the leading national 501 (c) (3) charity providing free legal services in federal venues for veterans in need
- Help a Veteran | Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program
As a result of subsequent legislation, a consortium of four organizations (The American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, National Veterans Legal Services Program, and Paralyzed Veterans of America) receive a grant to operate the Pro Bono Program
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