Media Releases
The latest news from Legal Aid of North Carolina.
Media Contact
Sean Driscoll
Director of Public Relations
919-856-2132
seand@legalaidnc.org
Media Releases

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4
Legal Aid Unit Honored for Defending Families from Foreclosure
(May
20, 2013)
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4
Youth Justice Advocates Reject Excessively Punitive Measures, Call for
Research-Based Approach to Ensuring Safe and Fair Schools
(May
7, 2013)
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4
State Funding Cuts Endanger Domestic Violence Victims,
Deny Legal Help to Others in Need
(April
30, 2013)
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4
Durham Public Schools Punish Black Students and Students with
Disabilities at Higher Rates than Peers
(April
16, 2013)
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4
Legal Aid of North Carolina Opens Branch Office in Richmond County
(April
10, 2013)
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4
Language Assistance Plan Announced to Resolve Civil Rights
Complaint, Advocacy Groups Urge Strict Adherence to Important
Reforms
(March
13, 2013)
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4
Free Preparation of Wills, Powers of Attorney for Low-Income
And Elderly Residents Of Greene, Halifax, Pitt Counties
(February 20, 2013)
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4
Advocates for Children’s Services and the Wake County Public School
System Reach Settlement Agreement to Improve Services for Students
With Disabilities
(January
24, 2013) -
4
Farmworkers Illegally Denied Access to Legal Aid, Other Services,
Says Complaint to U.N.
(December 13, 2012)
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4
Celia Pistolis Receives Distinguished Alumni Award from UNC Law
(September
28, 2012)
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4
Legal Aid to Celebrate History of Service in Winston-Salem
(September
17, 2012)
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4
Legal Aid Fellows to Tackle Rural Poverty in Richmond County
(September 6, 2012)
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4
Lawsuit Says State Illegally
Denied Special Education Services
To Children in Private
Psychiatric Facilities (August
9, 2012)
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4
Complaint Reveals Wake County Schools Continue to Violate Rights
of
Students with Disabilities (July 19, 2012)
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4
U.S. Department of Education to Investigate Discrimination Against
Latino Students in Wake County Public School System
(July 5, 2012)
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4
Advocacy Groups File Complaint Against Wake County Public School
System to Stop Discrimination Against Latino Students
(June 12, 2012)
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4
Womble Carlyle and Legal Aid
Team Up to Assist Hurricane Irene
Victims (May 8, 2012) -
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Advocacy Groups Demand Wake County Public School System Stop
Discrimination Against Latino Students
(May 8, 2012)
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4
Large Law Firms Step Up to Support Legal Aid
(May 1, 2012)
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4
A Life-Saving Victory for a Legal Aid Client
(February 16, 2012)
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4
Legal Aid of NC reopens at new location at 607 Broad Street in
New
Bern (September 14, 2011)
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4
Wake County Public Schools violate State, Federal law
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Legal Aid of NC to close offices, reduce staff and services,
affecting
thousands in NC (August 5, 2011)
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4
Celeste Harris named Chair of the Board of
Directors of
Legal Aid of NC
(June 21, 2011)
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4 Legal Aid of NC to present Kearney Summer Family Series
in Henderson (June 14, 2011)
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4 Legal
Aid of NC to move to new office in New Bern
(June 3, 2011)
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4
E. Spencer Parris elected to Board of Directors of Legal Aid of
NC
(March 29, 2011)
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4
Cristina Fernandez elected to Board of Directors of Legal Aid of
NC
(March 29, 2011)
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4 Legal
Aid of NC and UNC School of Law to offer free
will and tax clinic in Kinston on March
9
(March 1, 2011)
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4 Legal
Aid of NC and UNC School of Law to offer free
will and tax clinics in Halifax County on
March 8
(March 1, 2011)
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4 Legal
Aid of NC and UNC School of Law to offer free
will and tax clinic in Rocky Mount on
March 7
(March 1, 2011)
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4 New
report sheds light on law enforcement officers in Wake County
Schools
(February 3, 2011)
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4 Z.
Smith Reynolds Foundation continues funding of Home Defense
Project in North Carolina (January 24, 2011)
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4 Legal
Aid of NC adds attorneys in Fayetteville office
(January 21, 2011)
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4 Toni
Pinkston named managing attorney of Legal Aid of NC’s
Fayetteville office (January 21, 2011)
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Legal Aid of North Carolina is a statewide, nonprofit law firm that
provides free legal services in civil matters to low-income people in
order to ensure equal access to justice and to remove legal barriers
to economic opportunity.