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President’s Message – Fall 2013
When most of us think of legal aid, we think of public interest lawyers helping individual clients…
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Florida foster youth shine at the Capitol
Manushka Gilet, second from left, and other members of Florida Youth SHINE talk with Rochelle Koff of the…
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Akerman LLP remembers Jim Foster with $10,000 gift designated for Children’s Legal Services
Jim Foster is remembered by his colleagues at Akerman LLP as a friend and mentor whose door…
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Lawyers partner with libraries in innovative pro bono effort
As fallout from the recession lingers, legal problems from foreclosure to divorce continue to haunt low-income Floridians just as the resources of legal aid organizations dwindle, which is why…
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Project that secured Medicaid benefits for autistic children receives inaugural Paul Doyle Children’s Advocacy Award
Monica Vigues-Pitan of Legal Services of Greater Miami Inc., left, and Miriam Harmatz of Florida Legal Services Inc….
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Protecting the legal rights of Florida’s migrant farmworkers
Colin Abbott, managing attorney of the Florida Rural Legal Services migrant unit, talks with client Myriam…
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Children’s legal services projects in dire need of funding
A single mother waiting tables in Daytona Beach, Michelle Gonska rarely saw two days go by without getting a call from her first-grader’s…
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President’s Message Summer 2013
Think about what your life would be like if you had not had access to education,…
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Please consider a charitable donation to help provide legal assistance to Florida’s most vulnerable children
Florida Bar Foundation Children’s Legal Services grants support legal assistance to poor children in critical areas that affect their safety, well-being and future development. Children’s Legal Services include help…
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Speaking of Justice Summer 2013
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