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DC Pro Bono Week 2018 Profile: Bradley Lennie

Pro Bono Week 2018 Profile: Brad Lennie – Representing Unaccompanied Children

Representing unaccompanied immigrant and refugee children is challenging.  Bradley T. Lennie, a partner at Pepper Hamilton, LLP, embodies the patience, flexibility, and compassion necessary to successfully advocate for KIND’s clients. 

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DC Pro Bono Week Profile: Nick Barber

Pro Bono Week 2018 Profile: Nick Barber – Moving Clients Toward Family Stability

If you are looking for a pro bono opportunity to help a family achieve stability and hone your litigation skills, consider representing a parent in a child custody case.  Just ask Kirkland & Ellis associate Nickolas Barber who, over the course of a year representing the father of two young sons referred from the Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia, appeared in court seven times, including for two evidentiary hearings and a full-day trial.

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Pro Bono Week 2018: Brendan McNamara – Miracle Attorney for the Elderly

Brendan McNamara, a staff attorney at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP, has made a consistent effort over the last three years to represent elderly clients referred to the firm through Legal Counsel for the Elderly's (LCE) Pro Bono Project. Brendan's experience illustrates why pro bono attorneys are so important to the lives of low-income and modest means individuals.

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DC Pro Bono Week 2018: Affiliated Trainings

In addition to the main DC Pro Bono Week events, a series of affiliated trainings will take place before, during, and after Pro Bono Week. Here is the full list.

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