Salem law firm, notary recognized for efforts to hire veterans
Attorney and U.S. Army veteran Mark Ronning in his Salem office (Ron Cooper/Salem Reporter)
When Mark Ronning left the U.S. Army after 24 years, the transition back to civilian life proved harder than expected.
He’d spent most of his time in active service as a Judge Advocate General’s Corps (or as a JAG officer, as military attorneys are usually called), retiring in 2013. But when the time came to translate that expertise to law offices…
