MCVLP honors Top Volunteers at Pro Bono Celebration 2018

  The MCVLP’s 2018 “Top Pro Bono Volunteers” were honored and celebrated at a delightful luncheon by Cotton Row Restaurant on October 29, 2018.  A special thank you to the District and Circuit Court Judges who joined us to congratulate our honored guests, along with the MCVLP Board of Directors. Congratulations to these amazing volunteers for their incredible service to […]

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Volunteer Spotlight – Gerri Plain

Gerri L. Plain, Esq. Gaines, Gault, & Hendrix, P.C. How long have you volunteered? During law school at Cumberland, I volunteered at as many clinics and pro bono events as I could.  I signed up for the MCVLP as soon as I passed the Bar and have consistently volunteered since. I was appointed to the […]

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Volunteer Spotlight – Nathan Hill

Nathan Hill, Esq. Grace, Matthews, & Debro, LLC   How long have you volunteered? The case I recently closed was effectively my first pro bono experience.  However, I did attend a family law day with the MCVLP in December 2017.  My role was much more limited on that day.  At the family law day, I […]

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Volunteer Spotlight – Austin Hagood

  Austin Hagood, Esq.    Bradley    How long have you volunteered?  I became seriously involved in volunteering when I first joined the Boy Scouts, roughly 16 years ago. Through that program I was heavily involved in service projects that helped the Huntsville community, including Habitat for Humanity, Meals on Wheels, and my Eagle Scout […]

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Volunteer Spotlight – Dan Dwyer

1. How long have you volunteered?  I have served as volunteer for the MCVLP for a little over one year. 2.  Why do you volunteer?  The principal of our firm (Jeremiah Hodges, Hodges Trial Lawyers, P.C.) suggested that I do it.  Turns out, it was the right thing to do. 3.  What is your most […]

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Volunteer Spotlight – Angela Young

How long have you volunteered?  I actually began volunteering with MCVLP before I began practicing law, at events such as fundraisers and career fairs. Once I began practicing, some of my first cases were with MCVLP, and I’ve been volunteering ever since. Why do you volunteer?  Because I can, and if you can, then you […]

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