2025 Pro Bono Heroes
Edmund Baxa Jr., an attorney at Foley & Lardner LLP began his pro bono work with Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association in 1993. Since then, he […]
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Edmund Baxa Jr., an attorney at Foley & Lardner LLP began his pro bono work with Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association in 1993. Since then, he […]
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Richard Anderson II of Anderson Trial Law is a Pro Bono Hero because of the time, effort, and compassion he gives every child he represents, says Crossroads For Florida Kids. Since
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William Brady is a Pro Bono Hero! He is always ready, willing and available to assist Dade Legal Aid – Put Something Back clients in need of a divorce, support
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FFLA, formerly The Florida Bar Foundation, has launched an application for civil legal aid providers to apply to become qualified grantee organizations eligible to receive funding through its annual IOTA
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FFLA’s board of directors has approved loaning $1,701,940 to 173 legal aid lawyers through its Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). The program assists legal aid lawyers in paying down their
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The board of directors of FFLA has approved a general distribution of $89,748,976 in Interest on Trust Account (IOTA) funds to 35 Florida legal aid organizations. Organizations must use the
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The FFLA Board of Directors convened in Jacksonville, Florida, on December 6, 2024, hosted by Jacksonville University College of Law. Presentations Before the meeting, the Board received two presentations: Statewide
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The first year of FFLA’s Pro Bono Support and Enhancement grant program, in which 20 grantees received $3,687,158, ended in September 2024. Grantees’ final reports showed that pro bono staff
Eighteen grantees receive 2024-25 pro bono grants Read More »
By Maria C. Gonzalez, FFLA First Vice President I will forever be grateful that my path crossed with someone as special and unique as Burton Young. You might have known
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In December 2023, The Florida Bar Foundation changed its name to FFLA. Posts prior to this date contain our former name. Maria C. Gonzalez, a board certified marital and family