Wounded soldiers who allege that the government is downplaying their injuries and cheating them out of benefits have some new legal ammunition: three major law firms offering free legal services.
Concerned that injured soldiers are getting a raw deal upon returning home, three firms — Foley & Lardner; Atlanta’s King & Spalding; and New York’s LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae — have offered to do pro bono work on behalf of veterans who are appealing low disability ratings made by the government.
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