With funding from The Florida Bar Foundation, Gerard Glynn and Ilona Vila of the Barry University School of Law are working to ensure quality representation for juveniles whose life sentences […]
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In this photo: Keshawn, now 8, and his father James Kearse relax at home together in South Bay.When James Kearse learned that a lawyer at the Legal Aid Society of
Legal Aid attorney opens doors for first-grader Read More »
Jarred Reiling knows the face of domestic violence. For nearly three months he has heard the heart-wrenching stories of abused women — one so severely beaten that a judge called
Summer Fellow committed to helping victims of domestic violence Read More »
In 2006, when then Florida Bar Foundation Secretary Kathleen McLeroy first heard about the uphill battles faced by those who file pro se bankruptcy cases, she knew something had to
Foundation grant helps demystify the bankruptcy process Read More »
For five years, Jodi Guin sat on a busy Tallahassee, Fla., street corner selling peanuts to earn enough money to buy the shady lot where she would later put the
Help for Floridians lost in the health-care system Read More »
Growing up in Parsons, Kan., Katy DeBriere was surrounded by people with developmental disabilities, many of them residents at a state hospital and research center where her parents worked. “I
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by Gabrielle Davis When it came to naming the new home of Florida Legal Services, only one person would fit the bill, said FLS Executive Director Kent Spuhler. “There was
Paul Doyle Justice Center dedicated as Florida Legal Services headquarters Read More »
by Gabrielle Davis At the age of 17, Kamesha Grant made the hardest decision a former foster child could make: to re-enter the foster care system. What could have been
All lawyers can help children thrive Read More »
Lake Worth resident Elena Diego had heard her mother’s stories of armed men entering people’s homes at night, unannounced, and suddenly forcing them out onto the street during Guatemala’s civil
Goldstein Award winners challenge selective code enforcement Read More »
Students in Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties have been learning this year about the U.S. Constitution, the branches of government, how bills become law and other fundamental principles of American
Sarasota Young Lawyers reach out: Partnership brings civic education to area students Read More »
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