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Laid off legal aid attorney continued pro bono on case ending with $17.4 million verdict
Left to right, plaintiffs Ana Francisco and Sandra Lopez, attorney Victoria Mesa-Estrada, plaintiff Maria…
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Pro bono attorney helps families struggling with debt
Frank Eaton has been practicing large, complex Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases around the country…
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Crossing Borders—My Experience as a First Time Juvenile Immigration Lawyer
When Dade Legal Aid/Put Something Back first asked for attorneys to take unaccompanied minor cases, I wasn’t sure I was the right…
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Winning freedom from domestic violence
Pro bono attorney Natalie Weech helped Natasha De…
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Andre Bryant becomes 15th man exonerated by Innocence Project of Florida
Andre Bryant was reunited with his family Oct. 1 after spending eight years in prison for a robbery he…
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ACTL Fellows provide trial skills training for legal aid attorneys
Legal aid attorneys learned trial skills from American College…
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Medical-legal partnership answers veterans’ needs, changes lives
Henry Wilson, right, turned his life around with help from Equal Justice Works Fellow Amanda Sejba, who…
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Rule challenge restores millions in food stamps, mostly to elderly, disabled
“Thomas Mayer,” 86, lives on $911 a month in Social Security and $16 a month in food stamps,…
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Foundation’s early investments in the fight against human trafficking continue to pay dividends
When her labor pains started, Jacinta Moreno, 15, pleaded to be taken to…
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Foundation grantees stepping up to help children fleeing violence in Central America
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees found that about 60 percent of unaccompanied Central American children they…
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Support of Bar members critical to success of children’s projects
Trenton Miller, 18, is headed to college this fall thanks largely to help he received from Attorney…
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