The Put Something Back Pro Bono Project in Miami is recognizing five pro bono volunteers on October 24 “who have gone above and beyond” to support Dade Legal Aid and Put Something Back on matters involving children, teens, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
They will be recognized at The ABCs of Family Law Seminar, designed to recruit and train new attorneys to handle the growing number of family cases. The seminar offers 5.0 CLE, and is free to attorneys who agree to accept a pro bono family case from Put Something Back.
Key takeaways
- Celebrating Local Legal Philanthropy: In honor of outstanding community service, the Put Something Back Pro Bono Project recently recognized five exemplary volunteers for going "above and beyond" to provide free legal support throughout the Miami area.
- Protecting Miami's Most Vulnerable: These distinguished honorees were celebrated for their dedication to assisting Dade Legal Aid with critical pro bono matters involving children, teens, the elderly, and persons with disabilities in Miami-Dade County.
- Fostering Future Pro Bono Advocacy: The recognition took place during "The ABCs of Family Law Seminar," a specialized local training event designed to recruit and equip new Miami attorneys to handle the region's growing number of family law cases.