Highlighting Director Allison Constance
Tell me about your role at Legal Aid of North Carolina: What do you do? What do you love most about your job? As the Director of Pro Bono Programs at...
Highlighting Pro Bono Attorney Alexa Voss
Tell me about your regular practice area: Where do you practice and what do you do? What do you love most about your job? I practice family law in Mecklenburg,...
We Are Hiring!
The PBRC is Hiring a Part-Time Driver’s License Restoration Attorney Employer: The NC Pro Bono Resource Center, a program of the NC Equal Access to Justice Commission. Job Type: Part-time...
Chief Justice Newby Encourages Attorneys and Paralegals to Report 2022 Pro Bono Information
Letter sent by email to North Carolina Attorneys in December 2022. View the official letter here. December 16, 2022 Dear North Carolina Attorney/Paralegal, On the heels of a global pandemic,...
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...
Highlighting Pro Bono Attorney Ashia Crooms-Carpenter
Tell me about your regular practice area: Where do you practice and what do you do? What do you love most about your job? I am a senior associate at...
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 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...
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...