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RDM attorney Sarah Schwartz discusses legal services supporting veterans.

Supporting Veterans with Civil Legal Needs

By Sarah E. Schwartz • November 11th, 2021

For my very first job as an attorney, I got to work with veterans as an Equal Justice Works fellow starting Legal Services of Eastern Missouri’s Veterans Project. It was the most rewarding way to begin my legal career that I could ever imagine. I had the honor of representing veterans and their family members in the St. Louis region over the course of two years. These cases arose from a variety of significant civil legal needs that are common among veterans and their families including housing, public benefits, family law, domestic violence, and consumer issues.

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