
Come Bowl for The Project!
NOBA YLS Pro-Bowl-O Tournament
January 29, 2012
Noon to 3:00 PM
Rock ‘n Bowl
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Congratulations to all of the Phenomenal Pro Bono Pros who received awards at our Volunteer Appreciation Awards event in December!
2011 Award Winners
Pro Bono Law Firm: Adams & Reese LLP
Pro Bono Corporate Partner: Clarity Litigation Support LLC
Law School: Loyola University of New Orleans College of Law
Friend of Pro Bono: Mark Surprenant
Pro Bono Law Student: Anders Homgren
Pro Bono Paralegal: Brian Hoerner
Distinguished Donor: Gibbs Construction
Distinguished Service Awardees: Michael Duplantier, Matthew Livacarri, Chris Ralston, Barbara Siefken, Sean Sullivan
Distinguished Jurist: The Honorable Paul Sens, Judge, Municipal Court, New Orleans
Pro Bono Leadership Award: Elonide Semmes & Michelle Egan
Awards were also presented to all volunteers who donated 100+ and 50+ hours during 2011.
For a complete listing of all awardees and the 2011 Honor Roll, please see the Event Program and Script

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Gulf Coast Claims Facility Attorney Now on Board
The Project is pleased to welcome Jesse S. George, Esq. to the staff of The Pro Bono Project as Oil Spill Case Manager. Those in need of legal assistance in navigating the oil spill claims process should contact Jesse at jgeorge@probono-no.org or at 504.581.4043.
Four Years Post-Katrina, LMA Members
Come to the Aid of The Big Easy
You don't have to hail from New Orleans to feel
a special connection to the Big Easy. ...But regardless of how the infatuation
starts, it's incurable. So when Hurricane Katrina
did in 2005 what so many of her predecessors had
threatened but failed to do-challenged New Orleans'
vitality and viability-it served as a call to action for the
"extended N'awlins Diaspora." ... Read More
Rule 6.1: Voluntary Pro Bono Publico Service
The Louisiana Supreme Court adopted changes to Rule 6.1 which sets an inspirational goal for each attorney of 50 hours of pro bono services per year. Changes became effective March 1, 2004. (more)
To become a volunteer, visit our Volunteer page to see what opportunities are available.
You can fill out an application online or contact our Statewide Volunteer Coordinator at 581-4043.

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