As our centennial series continues, James Ridgway, a partner at the law firm of Bergmann & Moore, LLC, adjunct professor of veterans law at The George Washington University law school  and author of the textbook <a href="https://faculty.westacademic.com/Book/Detail/332060">Veterans Law:  Cases and Theory</a> (West Academic, 2nd ed 2022), looks back at 100 years of taking care of veterans, from World War I through today.

As our centennial series continues, James Ridgway, a partner at the law firm of Bergmann & Moore, LLC, adjunct professor of veterans law at The George Washington University law school and author of the textbook Veterans Law: Cases and Theory (West Academic, 2nd ed 2022), looks back at 100 years of taking care of veterans, from World War I through today.

As our centennial series continues, James Ridgway, a partner at the law firm of Bergmann &amp; Moore, LLC, adjunct professor of veterans law at The George Washington University law school &nbsp;and author of the textbook <a href="https://faculty.westacademic.com/Book/Detail/332060" rel="noopener noreferrer">Veterans Law:&nbsp; Cases and Theory</a> (West Academic, 2nd ed 2022),&nbsp;looks back at 100 years of taking care of veterans, from World War I through today.

100 Years of 100 Things: How the US Cares for Veterans

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100 Years of 100 Things: How the US Cares for Veterans

100 Years of 100 Things: How the US Cares for Veterans