News Archive...
(Continued from LANC Public
homepage)
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"Thai
farmers: We were tricked into forced labor"
(11/30/09, CNN News; victims represented by
LANC Farmerworker attorneys)
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"Appeals
Court Upholds Funding Restrictions"
(11/23/09 Legal Services Corporation media release)
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"Why
not counsel in civil cases too?"
(11/23/09 News & Observer Op-Ed by
Gene Nichol)
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"NC
prime destination for human trafficking?"
(11/18/09 WTVD-TV 11
article/video)
[also see: 11/19/09 News & Observer article:
"Slavery is with us in
N.C"]
[also see: 11/17/09
WRAL-TV 5 article/video:
"Fayetteville
mother's
arrest sheds light on human trafficking problem"
[also see: 11/16/09 digtriad.com article on
human trafficking in NC,
"How
You Can Blow the Whistle on Human Trafficking"]
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"Could
there be a right to counsel in civil cases?"
(11/09/09 NC Lawyers Weekly article)
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"Better
Discipline"
(11/09/09 News & Observer Op Ed by LANC staff attorneys Jason
Langberg & Cary Brege)
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Student's
father credits LANC-ACS attorney for clearing his son's name
("Student
cleared of wrongdoing in bomb threat," 11/05/09
Fayetteville Observer article)
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"Safe
on Seven trying to replace grant money"
(11/05/09 Winston-Salem Journal article)
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"Abogados
al servicio de la comunidad"
(11/11/09 El Progreso Hispano article)
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Gov. Perdue Issues Pro Bono Week Proclamation
(proclaims October 25-31, 2009 “Pro
Bono Week” in North Carolina)
(10/17/09 NCBA article)
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ACS's Cary Brege to represent Fayetteville student at suspension
hearing
("Student
denies Mac Williams bomb threat,"
10/19/09 Fayetteville
Observer article)
[also see:
"Student cleared of wrongdoing in bomb threat,"
11/05/09 Fayetteville Observer article)
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"California gives the poor a new legal right"
(10/17/09 Los Angeles Times article)
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Elon University School of Law opens Clinical Law Center
(10/14/09 Elon University article)
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"Police say calls over domestic violence tense"
(10/12/09 Winston-Salem Journal article)
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Legal Aid of NC
2008 Annual Report
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"Teens become prey in Charlotte sex trade"
(10/04/09 Charlotte Observer
article)
- "Help for saving homes"
(09/20/09 News & Observer
article)
- "NC IOLTA Celebrates 25th Anniversary"
(Three-part series, NC State Bar's JOURNAL, Spring/Summer/Fall 2009)
- LSC on the Passing of Senator Edward M. Kennedy
(08/26/09 LSC Media Release)
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"Civil Legal Aid in the United States, An Update for 2009"
[July 2009 report from the Center for Law And Social Policy (CLASP)]
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LSC General Counsel responds to concerns about LSC
(07/27/09 letter)
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LANC celebrates 35th Anniversary of Legal Services Corporation
(07/27/09 Media Release)
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"A Test for Equal Justice"
(07/23/09 New York Times editorial)
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"Helping Lawyers Help the Poor"
(07/22/09 Washington Post editorial)
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"A Fair Shake for Legal Aid"
(07/13/09 Washington Post editorial)
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Charles R. Holton
elected to board of directors of Legal Aid of NC
(July 6, 2009 Media Release)
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"Make sure you get your end of life planning done"
(07/02/09 The Laurinburg Exchange article)
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Wake County Bar Association raises $10,000 for Legal Aid of NC
(07/02/09 Media Release)
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Thomas S. "Tom" Berkau receives NC Bar Association's
2009 William L. Thorp Pro Bono Award
(05/04/09 NCBA article)
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Lisa Morgan elected Chair of LANC Board of Directors
(06/30/09 Media Release)
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Janeen Gingrich named development director of Legal Aid of North
Carolina
(05/06/09 Media Release)
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"Majority
of Americans hard-hit by recession, stand firm behind
Federal
funding for Legal Assistance"
(04/20/09 News Release, American Bar Association)
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Elon law students assist LANC with Tax Assistance Project
("Law
school program brings real world into focus", News &
Record,
04/19/09)
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LANC-Pittsboro Office offers free tax assistance on April 4,
2009
(see 04/01/09
Chatham County Weekly article)
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LANC celebrates pro bono efforts in Winston Salem
on March 26
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Forum focus: safe fair schools
(03/25/09 Fayetteville Observer
article)
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Foreclosure prevention forum and clinic
at
NCCU
School
of Law on
Saturday April 4
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LANC &WFU School of Law offer free tax preparation -
March 21 &
24
(03/22/09
article, WXII-TV12;
also see
VIDEO]
[see also 03/19/09
article, Business Journal of the Triad]
[see also: 03/13/09
LANC media release]
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NCBA Presents $100,000 One-Time Gift To LANC
(03/16/09, NC Bar Association)
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NCBA's
second statewide service day successful
(03/19/09, NC Bar Association)
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NCBA President Charles Becton issues call for LANC volunteers
(03/10/09, NC Bar Association)
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Recession spurs a need for legal help for the poor, just as
money gets
tighter
(02/10/09 News & Observer article)
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Beaufort County Schools back in court on February 11
(NC Court of Appeals,
King v. Beaufort County Board of Education)
(02/03/09 Beaufort Observer article)
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Womble Justice Fund established to help LANC attorneys with
student loan repayments for Duke Law School
(11/17/08 NCBA article)
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Legal Aid distributing domestic violence outreach posters to
community
(10/30/08 Media Release)
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NCBA's LANC Fund tops $750,000
[Donate
to the LANC Fund]
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Britt Justice Fund established to help LANC attorneys
with
student loan repayments for WFU Law School
(09/09/08 NCBA article)
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Inside poverty percentages are real people
(09/16/08 op-ed column, News & Observer)
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC supports Legal Aid of NC
with lead
corporate gift
(08/18/08 Media Release)
-
Legal Aid helps the down and out"
(08/07/08
The Herald-Sun
article)
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LANC Receives Check from Wake County Bar Association
(article,
Wake Bar Flier, August 2008 edition)
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Report highlights poor, need for more funding
(07/28/08 NC Lawyers Weekly article)
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Crisis: Attorney helps those hurt by housing woes
(07/23/08 Winston-Salem Journal article)
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Human trafficking may be on the rise in North Carolina
(07/22/08 The Charlotte Observer article)
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Program seeks more attorneys to defend foreclosures
(07/14/08 NC Lawyers Weekly article)
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