Eric Gang Featured on New Jersey’s Bold Step to Prioritize Veterans

The Village Voice

by Matt Emma, September 25

When New Jersey recently passed legislation to separate military affairs from veterans’ affairs, it marked more than a bureaucratic change. For veterans across the state, it represented a long-awaited opportunity to receive the dedicated support they deserve. The law, set to take effect in 120 days, creates a new cabinet-level agency exclusively focused on veterans. For Eric Gang, founder of Gang & Associates and an advocate for veterans’ disability rights, this is a pivotal moment.

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