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Here is Louisiana's online resource for advocates serving the public interest.

Pro bono advocates, legal services attorneys, law professionals and law students who represent or help with representation of low income or disadvantaged clients are welcome to join our community.

Look for news, events, information about organizations with volunteer opportunities and resources to help you help others.

Get more from this site. Click on "Civil Law," or "Road Home" or "Arts & Entertainment" on the left then fill out the online membership form.

Old contact information? Go to your practice area, log in, go to "My Profile." Click on "forgot password" for an e-mail reminder.

ABA Pro Bono Publico Award goes to Womble Carlyle attorney Craig Cannon, who helped Katrina and Rita survivors. Click here for details, a personal statement and a video about his work.

Click here to find out about Louisiana pro bono opportunities.


This website is administered by Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) in collaboration with free legal service programs and pro bono projects around the state. For more information about ProBono.Net/LA, please contact:

LISA J. STANSKY
Statewide Web site Administrator

tel: (504) 529-1000
fax: (504) 529-1008/1009
e-mail: ljstansky@nolac.org

Participating Partners:

Legal Services Corporation

Louisiana Bar Foundation

United Way

The New York Community Trust

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Click here to apply for the 2009 Louisiana Bar Foundation's Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), available to certain public interest lawyers. The application deadline is August 31, 2008.

Road Home is rough for people with title problems: click here for NPR's story on All Things Considered.

Click here to read a New York Times editorial about the crisis for post-Katrina homeless.

Click here to read a New York Times report about the closing of a FEMA trailer park in Baker, Louisiana.

New York Times editorial urges action to aid post-Katrina homeless.
  • Click here to check out these resources from the Louisiana Road Home Program.
  • Our News page includes links to poverty law organizations and job announcements.
  • Click on Events for a calendar of trainings sessions, conferences and other chances to meet pro bono advocates.

Law Students: The Pro Bono Legal Corps Wants You.

Click here to learn how you can support Louisiana's Justice Community.

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