2022 Pro Bono Reporting Information
By Sylvia Novinsky While the past two years have challenged how our profession is able to address unmet legal needs in North Carolina, our state’s attorneys have continued to find ways...
Q & A with Lakethia Jefferies from North Carolina Central University School of Law
From which law school did you graduate? North Carolina Central University School of Law Who is your employer? North Carolina Central University School of Law What is your job title?...
Q&A with WFU Faculty Director of Pro Bono, Wendy Parker
From which law school did you graduate? University of Texas Who is your employer? Wake Forest University School of Law What is your job title? Faculty Director of Pro Bono,...
Q&A with Erin Haygood, Director of Pro Bono Programs for Legal Aid of North Carolina
From which law school did you graduate? Wake Forest University School of Law Tell us about your regular practice area. Where do you practice and what do you do? What...
Q & A with Casey Burke from Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy
From which law school did you graduate? Northeastern University School of Law Tell us about your regular practice area. Where do you practice and what do you do? What do...
Donj’e Cooper Summer Intern: “I truly believe we find ourselves in serving others.”
Donj’e Cooper is a rising third-year year law student at North Carolina Central University School of Law who will be joining the Equal Access to Justice Commission and Pro Bono...
Tekia Bazemore Summer Intern: “I feel a sense of purpose in the world after I have helped someone.”
Tekia Bazemore is a second-year law student at North Carolina Central University School of Law who will be joining the Equal Access to Justice Commission and Pro Bono Resource Center...
Paralegal Volunteer Spotlight – Teri Strom from Bank of America
Teri Strom, NCCP will soon be celebrating her twentieth anniversary as a senior litigation paralegal at Bank of America. She previously spent 19 years as a litigation paralegal in both...
Celebrating Jared Smith’s Work with the Equal Access to Justice Commission
Jared Smith attended UNC School of Law and began working for the Equal Access to Justice Commission in 2016, as a third-year law student. His research as a volunteer helped...
Highlighting Housing Stability Project Volunteer, Kayla Britt
The Pro Bono Resource Center is delighted to recognize the volunteer efforts of NCDOJ Attorney, Kayla Britt, for her outstanding work with the Housing Stability Project. Read below to learn...