CT Lawyer Magazine - September/October 26

Inside This Issue

FEATURES

Access to Justice in Connecticut
By Song Kim

Striving to Ensure Meaningful Access to Justice for All
By Hon. William H. Bright, Jr. and Jenn Shukla

The CBA Emeritus Pro Bono Program: Doing Great Things in Short Bursts
By Timothy Fisher

Recognizing Pro Bono Service

Volunteer Spotlights

The Pro Bono Director Becomes the Pro Bono Volunteer: Lessons from the Asylum Project
By Ashleigh M. Backman

Connecticut Veterans Legal Center: Upholding Our Obligation to Those Who've Served
By Donald Tutson, Jr.

Pro Bono Attorneys Can Help Expand Access to Justice Through the Vernon Pilot Program
By Anne Louise Blanchard

Pro Bono Partnership: A Trusted Resource for Discrete and Meaningful Transactional Pro Bono Opportunities
By Lisa Broder

Pro Bono Civil Litigators Protect Tenants
By Giovanna Shay

Statewide Legal Services of Connecticut is Celebrating 30 Years!
By Erica L. Basoli

New Haven Legal Assistance and the Critical Role of Pro Bono
By Alexis Smith

Small Time Commitment—Big Impact: The Judicial Branch's Volunteer Attorney Programs
By Nicole Collins and Rose Ann Rush

Answer the Call: Volunteer with Connecticut Probate Courts
By Evan C. Brunetti

COLUMNS

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
A Place to Belong
By J. Paul Vance, Jr.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
Alternate Facts, Competing Realities, and Societal Polarization
By Justice Richard A. Robinson (Ret.)

YOUNG LAWYERS
Connections Don't Happen by Accident
By Sara K. Bonaiuto

DEPARTMENTS

CBA News & Events
In Memoriam