More
than 200,000 military reserve and National Guard personnel have been called
to active duty in the nation's fight against terrorism and Operation:
Iraqi Freedom.
As the fighting phase of the war in Iraq comes to an end, military reservists are being called back home. In addition to warm hugs and grateful tears, many will also find complex legal issues awaiting their return. To assist the military’s legal assistance network in meeting the needs of mobilized reservists, the American Bar Association is renewing its call for lawyers across the country to help provide free legal assistance to the men and women called to serve their country.
“The lawyers of America are ready, willing and able to assist our men and women in uniform and their families during this challenging time,” said ABA President Alfred P. Carlton Jr.
As the fighting phase of the war in Iraq comes to an end, military reservists are being called back home. In addition to warm hugs and grateful tears, many will also find complex legal issues awaiting their return. To assist the military’s legal assistance network in meeting the needs of mobilized reservists, the American Bar Association is renewing its call for lawyers across the country to help provide free legal assistance to the men and women called to serve their country.
“The lawyers of America are ready, willing and able to assist our men and women in uniform and their families during this challenging time,” said ABA President Alfred P. Carlton Jr.
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