

A Growing Need for Volunteer Probate Lawyers
3/18/2021
A call-out to probate lawyers to volunteer their services. Also: Meet our new Board of Directors! (pictured: Board President Russ Allison).
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3/18/2021
Thanks to the volunteer lawyers who make it happen.
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VLB Mourns the Loss of Martha Jane Patton
8/23/2020
Patton, former Executive Director of Legal Aid Society of Birmingham, was a lifelong champion of the underdog. VLB celebrates her life and passion for service.
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VLB announces new executive director
7/21/2020
A familiar face to the VLB community during his tenure as Operations Director and later Interim Executive Director, Graham Hewitt was unanimously confirmed as VLB’s new Executive Director. Plus: check out new opportunities for attorney volunteers!
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Tribute to the Hon. Joseph Boohaker
7/4/2020
Volunteer Lawyers Birmingham celebrates the life and service of the Hon. Joseph Boohaker.
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Attorney spotlight: Whitney Seals
3/11/2020
Attorney volunteer Whitney Seals has represented multiple VLB clients in consumer-rights cases and hasn’t lost one yet. Find out why in this month’s eBrief. Plus: VLB takes attorney volunteer training on the road.
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Great volunteer and training opportunities in February!
2/3/2020
Attorney volunteer Loring Jones shares the motivation behind his commitment to pro bono work. Also: Get ready for Project Homeless Connect—a unique volunteer opportunity for attorneys to assist people experiencing homelessness get their lives back on track.
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20 Volunteer Resolutions for 2020
1/23/2020
Whether you’re a new volunteer or a pro bono pro, we found 20 ideas for how—and why—to volunteer with VLB this year.
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A look back at the year in volunteers, donors, and pictures!
12/10/2019
Meet the 650+ local attorney volunteers who shared their time and expertise to help Pro Bono clients in 2019! Also: A special thanks to our 2019 sponsors and donors. What a year it’s been!
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