Cadwalader, Wells Fargo hold Charlotte Triage housing conditions clinic

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The Cadwalader law firm, with support from Wells Fargo, held this month’s Charlotte Triage housing conditions clinic March 5 at the firm’s Charlotte office.

The monthly clinics are a new part of the Charlotte Triage Pro Bono Partnership, the Queen City legal community’s concerted effort to harness the power of pro bono to meet residents’ most pressing legal needs. The clinics are organized by a rotating group of the partnership’s Housing Champions—private attorneys responsible for directing services to Legal Aid NC’s housing clients.

At the clinics, which are also part of our Lawyer on the Line program, volunteers provide free, valuable legal advice over the phone to Legal Aid NC clients struggling with dangerous and unsanitary housing conditions.

Thanks to Christopher Dickson at Cadwalader for serving as a Charlotte Triage Housing Champion, Todd Stillerman at Wells Fargo for co-chairing the Charlotte Triage Task Force, and Glenn Huether at Wells Fargo for her longtime support of these clinics.

Check out these great photos from the event!

Photos

BACK (l to r): Brittany Mullen (Wells Fargo), Caleb Eiland (Cadwalader), Kevin Sholette (Cadwalader), Hannah Guerrier (Legal Aid NC), Todd Stillerman (Wells Fargo), Chris Dickson (Cadwalader), Remington Jackson (Parker Poe). FRONT (l to r): Sara Markov (Cadwalader), Anna O’Neal (Wells Fargo), Glenn Huether (Wells Fargo), Eunji Jo (Cadwalader), Annie George (Wells Fargo), Ayrin Cooke (US District Court, Western District of NC)
Left to right: Anna O’Neal (Wells Fargo), Eunji Jo (Cadwalader), Brittany Mullen (Wells Fargo)
Remington Jackson (left), Parker Poe and Christopher Dickson, Cadwalader
Clinic volunteers learn the nuts and bolts before calling clients.