The Pro Bono Project celebrated the opening of its Northshore office at 810 N. Columbia Street, Suite A in Covington on Monday, May 20th. Members of the judiciary including Chief Justice John Weimer and Associate Justice William Crain joined Louisiana Bar Foundation President Judge John Davidson, Covington Mayor Mark Johnson, and PBP Board Members in a ribbon cutting ceremony.
We are excited to expand our presence in St. Tammany and Washington parishes and work with our community partners, the local bar, and judiciary to ensure that the under-served and under-represented in our community have access to free civil legal assistance. Located close to the 22nd Judicial District Courthouse, The Pro Bono Project's Northshore location welcomes clients and volunteers to learn more about our services. The heart and soul of The Pro Bono Project is the collaborative effort between The Pro Bono Project's staff and the hundreds of volunteers who give their time and expertise.
We are grateful to members of the bar, the Louisiana State Bar Association, and our funder, the Louisiana Bar Foundation, for their support.
