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NLRN Volunteers Info Sheet
The National Legal Resource Network (NLRN) is a division of the Patient Advocate Foundation comprised of our nation’s leading health care attorneys who specialize in resolving managed care, insurance, job retention, and debt crisis matters resulting from a diagnosis of chronic, debilitating and/or life-threatening disease. This sheet provides pertinent information about the program and steps for individuals who are interested in volunteering.
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