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: Philadelphia Bar AssociationVolunteers Needed for Law Week 2009, April 27-May 1
By Philadelphia Bar Association
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Volunteer lawyers will offer free legal advice, welcome new American citizens, visit children in classrooms and accompany inner-city students into the courts Monday, April 27 through Friday, May 1, as the Philadelphia Bar Association marks ?Law Week 2009? with a host of special events and services reaching out to thousands of citizens.
The week-long fest, sponsored by the 13,000-member Bar Association, is one of the most ambitious public outreach efforts of its type in the nation. This year?s theme is ?A Legacy of Liberty: Celebrating Lincoln?s Bicentennial.?
The following is a schedule of Law Week activities and who to contact to volunteer:
Lawyer in the Classroom, Monday, April 27 ? Josh Ryan
Legal Advice Live!, Wednesday, April 29
? Kristin McKenna,Chris Guth
Legal Line, Wednesday, April 29
? Stephanie Mensing
Lawyer for a Day, Friday, May
? Carey Chopko
The Trials of Goldilocks and the Big Bad Wolf, Friday, May 1
? Heather Herrington Justin Moriconi All of the Law Week activities are under the direction of Association Chancellor-Elect, Scott F. Cooper, and are coordinated by the Association?s Young Lawyers Division (YLD) with the help of scores of lawyer-volunteers. The YLD Law Week co-chairs are Abbie DuFrayne, Kelly Gastley and Carey Chopko. For additional information and updates, click here
Full post as published by Philadelphia Bar Association on March 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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