ATG is dedicated to community service and charity. ATG’s commitment to pro bono enables its lawyers and their clients to give back to various communities. ATG respresents clients pro bono in court and before the Veterans Administration. Richard Welsh received public recognition in the Daily Journal for representing a deaf person against a hospital and serves as the Chairman of the GallantFew Board of Directors, which is a nonprofit veterans organization dedicated to assisting special operation veterans transition from the military to civilian life.
We’ve worked with GallantFew on many occasions to provide legal services in order for them to complete their mission which is to facilitate a peaceful, successful transition from military service to a civilian life filled with hope and purpose.
Three Rangers Foundation operates a transitional mentorship program for active and former soldiers who are transitioning, or have transitioned, from or who served in the US Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment to civilian life.