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LASP names Chief Counsel & Director of Community Engagement & Training
- Fond farewell to Erik Hansen
- MLK Day of Service | MBA Diversity Award
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Chester Housing Authority opens Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher applications; deadline Jan. 31
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Final FEMA appeal deadline for Hurricane Ida in PA: March 10
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SNAP benefits change! Pandemic Extra Allotment stops after February. Starting in March, recipients receive 1 payment per month instead of 2: Resources
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Pro Bono Spotlight | DCBA Pro Bono CLE Feb. 10 | Volunteer opportunities
- Upcoming outreach | Welcome, new staff!
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Carolyn Johnson named Chief Counsel |
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Legal Aid of Southeastern PA (LASP) Executive Director Shawn Boehringer announced that Carolyn E. Johnson, Esq. will be LASP's new Chief Counsel, effective Feb. 1. Carolyn replaces Kesha James, who became Executive Director for Management Information Exchange (MIE). Kesha served as LASP’s Deputy Director for Advocacy from 2013-2022.
“As Chief Counsel, Carolyn’s focus will be to guide the overall service delivery of the organization and maximize the impact of LASP's legal work,” Boehringer said. "Carolyn has been a leading legal services bankruptcy lawyer for a number of years and is one of the foremost consumer lawyers in the state."
Most recently, Carolyn served as Interim Supervising Attorney for LASP’s Regional Housing Unit. The unit assists homeowners who face losing their homes to mortgage foreclosure or tax sale. She is a career legal aid attorney with experience advocating for the legal, financial, and health care service needs of low-income communities.
Carolyn stated, “I look at legal services from a broad perspective, asking, ‘How do we help the overall community as well as individuals?’ and what legal steps would be most impactful for our eligible clients, including their housing, their families, their finances and all the issues that impact them.”
She cited some of LASP’s newer areas of focus: expungements, disaster legal aid in response to Hurricane Ida, and veterans advocacy. “I've found this organization to be responsive to the community. I have been impressed by that,” she said. Looking forward, Carolyn anticipates an increased need for LASP services due to inflation and the end of pandemic programs that provided economic support to low-income people.
Carolyn is the former Executive Director of Community Impact Legal Services (CILS) and Legal Aid of Chester County, where she directed operations, fundraising, community outreach, messaging, events, and staffing. In 2022, she was an Honoree at LASP's Fête for Justice. She also has received the Don’t Borrow Trouble Suburban Philadelphia Award and the United Way of Chester County Community Partner Award. Carolyn is significantly involved with community organizations in the Coatesville area. She was the co-founder, and is current President of, the Coatesville Center for Community Health and also serves as President of the Coatesville Area Public Library.
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Erica Briant appointed new Director of Community Engagement & Training |
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Erica Briant has been named LASP's Director of Community Engagement and Training. In this new role, Erica will continue to take expungement cases and lead the Community Engagement Unit. In addition, she will coordinate LASP outreach efforts across Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties from a strategic perspective. Her role in directing staff training will include developing a staff training curriculum as well as identifying training opportunities outside the organization.
Her prior roles at LASP have included Supervising Attorney of the Community Engagement Unit from 2019-22, Staff Attorney from 2016-19, and Equal Justice Works fellow from 2014-16. Erica's legal work helps clients gain a fresh start through a practice focused on mitigating the collateral consequences of criminal records and legal name changes.
While a student, Erica interned providing legal services related to public benefits, immigration, anti-LGBT discrimination and domestic violence. Before law school Erica was a community organizer in Philadelphia and Peace Corps volunteer in Eswatini. She has traveled to 41 countries.
Erica holds a J.D. from Drexel University School of Law, where she taught the Justice Lawyering Seminar as an adjunct professor from 2016-18. She holds a B.A. from Reed College. Erica is based in the Norristown Office on Swede Street.
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Fond farewell to Erik Hansen, Deputy Director for Operations |
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It is with bittersweet emotions that we announce that Erik Hansen will be leaving LASP effective March 10 to become Legal Director of Grants and Compliance at the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network (PLAN). Erik has been an integral part of LASP in myriad ways, including technology improvements during the pandemic, navigating the complex cost allocation, and working with new and current staff.
He joined LASP in 2014 as staff attorney for LASP's foreclosure project. He became Grants & Compliance Manager in October 2016 and Deputy Director for Operations in 2018. Erik joined LASP from North Penn Legal Services, where he was Staff Attorney and consumer law advocate from 2010-2014. Prior to his legal career, he worked for PFPC in 2005-06 and Old Mutual Capital in Wayne from 1997-2005. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Shippensburg University and J.D. from Temple Law. We wish Erik all the best in his new role at PLAN!
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LASP helps 30+ people at 8th annual MLK Day of Service Expungement Clinic |
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DARBY - Legal Aid of Southeastern PA partnered with PA Rep. Joanna McClinton and Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams for the eighth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service Expungement Clinic Jan. 16.
Held in Darby Borough Council chambers, the clinic helped more than 30 people get started on the expungement process. This is the first in-person MLK Expungement Clinic since the pandemic started. Expungements can help improve opportunities for jobs, school and housing.
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From left - Cathy Ross of Rep. McClinton's office; Cortez Patton, Chief of Staff for Sen. Williams; Megan Reinprecht, LASP Community Engagement Staff Attorney; Wilson Alexander, constituent services for Sen. Williams; Rudy Taylor III, Darby Council President; Rep. Joanna McClinton and her niece; Erica Briant, LASP Director of Community Engagement & Training; Charles Burrows, LASP Disaster Relief Staff Attorney; Kia Huger-Burton, West Chester University alumna and former LASP intern; Erica Witter, LASP intern & Drexel Law student; Laurel Anderson, LASP Community Engagement Staff Attorney; and Emma Schoenberger, LASP volunteer and Penn Law student.
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Megan Reinprecht (at left), LASP Community Engagement Staff Attorney, & Erica Witter, LASP intern & Drexel Law student.
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Rep. Joanna McClinton (at left); Judge Lee Grimes; David Keller Trevaskis, Pennsylvania Bar Association Pro Bono Coordinator; and Jayme Cassidy, Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network (PLAN) Executive Director.
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Laurel Anderson (at left) LASP Community Engagement Staff Attorney, & Emma Schoenberger, LASP volunteer & Penn Law student.
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Montgomery Bar Association Hon. Horace A. Davenport Diversity Award |
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LASP Staff Attorney Michelle Dempsky honored with Diversity Award at MBA annual meeting
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BLUE BELL - Michelle R. Dempsky (lower left), LASP Staff Attorney & Co-Chair of the Montgomery Bar Association's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, was awarded the Hon. Horace A. Davenport Diversity Award at the MBA Annual Business Meeting, held Jan. 12 at Bluestone Country Club, Blue Bell. Sarinia M. Feinman, Esq., 2022 MBA President, presented Michelle with the award.
The Davenport Award is given annually to an individual, organization, or MBA Committee who has not only supported the principles espoused in the MBA's Diversity Statement, but advanced them through an extraordinary singular effort, a sustained and impactful commitment, and/or a significant and effective contribution.
Her nomination for the Davenport Award was made in recognition of her efforts in support of the Student Constitutional Rights Institute (SCRI), which has presented two day-long programs at the MBA during the past year.
The nomination also recognized Michelle'’s ongoing work with the MBA's DEI Committee and her daily support of those in need across Montgomery County for LASP, as lead attorney for the Eviction Prevention & Intervention Coalition (EPIC).
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Sarinia M. Feinman (at right), 2022 MBA President, presents the Hon. Horace A. Davenport Diversity Award to Michelle R. Dempsky.
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From left - Shawn Boehringer, Executive Director; Erica Briant, Director of Community Engagement & Training; Jennifer Pierce, Pro Bono Director; Michelle R. Dempsky, Staff Attorney & MBA Diversity Award recipient; Hannah Diebold, Michelle's wife; Kathryn Palladino, Staff Attorney & Montgomery County Pro Bono Coordinator; and Marion Hoffman Fraley, Communications Director. |
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Bucks County attorney Amir Stark honored with Arthur B. Walsh, Jr.
Pro Publica Award
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DOYLESTOWN - Amir M. Stark was honored recently with the Bucks County Bar Association & Foundation's Arthur B. Walsh, Jr. Pro Bono Publico Award. Amir is a longtime volunteer for LASP.
In presenting the award at the Bucks County Bar Association on Dec. 1, Shari Gelfont Williams (also pictured at right), chair of the Pro Bono Committee, stated, "Attorneys have a unique skillset and the ability to represent those who otherwise couldn’t afford legal services on a pro bono basis. Amir's dedication to pro bono work demonstrates what all attorneys should aspire to achieve when using their law degree to better their community.
"When assigning pro bono clients to Amir, the Legal Aid (of Southeastern PA) staff fully trust his ability to handle difficult cases and clients, including cases involving allegations of abuse of children and Children & Youth investigations. As of early November 2022, Amir has devoted over 160 hours to 46 plaintiffs in Protection from Abuse cases. In 2021, he devoted over 187 hours to 57 plaintiffs in protection from abuse cases.
"Feedback from his pro bono clients makes clear that he gives respect and attention to his pro bono clients in the same way he treats his private clients – his pro bono clients have said he is kind, helpful and attentive. This is not an easy feat – especially when he often represents survivors of domestic violence who are in the midst of extremely stressful situations. He understands how important pro bono service is to ensure that the justice system is operating in a fair manner.
"Congratulations, Amir, and thank you for your diligent work and service to the Bucks community!"
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LASP pro bono events & opportunities |
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Sign up to volunteer for the LASP Pro Bono Program!
A LASP attorney will contact you to learn more about your interests and answer your questions. LASP is an accredited CLE provider; you can receive CLE credit for your volunteer service.
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DCBA Pro Bono Committee CLE for Attorneys: Mental Health & the Law
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Friday, Feb. 10 from 2-4:30 p.m.
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at the Delaware County Bar Association, 335 W. Front St., Media, PA, 19063
- 2 Substantive CLE credits
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Register through DCBA: bit.ly/delco-pro-bono-2-2023
- Cost: $80 DCBA Members/$110 Non-Members (FREE to any attorney who agrees to take a pro bono case, including current LASP pro bono volunteers. To take a case and register for the CLE at no cost, contact Jackie Csop at 610-566-6625, ext. 221.)
MEDIA - The Delaware County Bar Association Pro Bono and Legal Services to the Poor Committee presents the CLE, '“Mental Health & The Law: Keys to Effective Representation, Cross-Systems Advocacy & Recovery.”
Topics will include family law; criminal justice; the educational setting (K-12 schools and colleges); crisis; recovery; and our mental health system.
Panelists will include representatives from the Family Law Division; MDJ Tammi Forbes; Assistant District Attorney Jenna Smith; the Public Defenders; the Office of Mental Health; and moderator Michael J. Harper.
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BUCKS COUNTY: Pro bono attorneys needed for PFA hearings Wednesdays, especially Jan. 25 & TUESDAY, Feb. 21 (in-person)
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DOYLESTOWN - Pro bono attorneys are urgently needed for Protection from Abuse (PFA) hearings. The hearings are almost always held on Wednesdays, with an exception being Tuesday, Feb. 21. Attorneys are especially needed for Wednesday, Jan. 25 and TUESDAY, FEB. 21.
Sign up for any PFA day and help the court with this unique Bucks County access to justice initiative. The hearings are held at the Bucks County Justice Center, 100 N. Main St., Doylestown, PA 18901.
To volunteer to represent plaintiffs, please contact Durene McCarty, LASP Administrative Support and Assistant Pro Bono Coordinator, at dmccarty@lasp.org or 215-398-6757.
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CHESTER COUNTY: Volunteer attorneys, paralegals, law students & community members needed for 2023 mobile home project
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The 2023 Mobile Home Tax Reassessment Project will begin in February 2023 and continue through summer. Volunteer opportunities are available for attorneys, paralegals, law students and community members. Multiple opportunities are available, and you do NOT need to volunteer for all months of the project.
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Learn more about the project and its impact on our webpage.
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To learn more or to volunteer, please contact Brian Doyle, Staff Attorney and Chester County Pro Bono Coordinator, at 484-416-4259 x5210 or bdoyle@lasp.org.
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DELAWARE COUNTY: Pro bono attorneys needed for custody cases
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY: Multiple opportunities
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Divorce cases | Custody cases
Willow Grove outreach
at the Eastern Montgomery County Courthouse Annex in Willow Grove on the second & fourth Thursday of the month from 2-3:30 p.m.
Lansdale outreach at Manna on Main Street
in Lansdale on Wednesdays from 2-3:30 p.m.
Learn more, or sign up!
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Winter 2022-23 | https://bit.ly/sidebar-winter-2022-23
ERA Rent Relief Exhaustion by Michelle R. Dempsky, Staff Attorney (pages 10-11)
THANK YOU from LASP to the Montgomery Bar Foundation for your Legal Aid Golf Classic donation! (page 21)
Norristown Outreach Connects Homeless with Legal Aid (page 25)
MBA & Montgomery County Prothonotary Host Virtual Name Change Clinic (page 26)
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Note: LASP's Administrative Office is located at the historic former Scheidt Brewery Headquarters, at 151 W. Marshall St., Norristown. In July 2022, brewery historian Rich Wagner toured LASP's office and the rest of the former brewery site, which includes Head Start, a tax office, the Cube Smart on Markley Street and other structures of architectural interest.
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by Rachel Ravina | Lansdale Reporter (& other Media News Group papers) | Jan. 22, 2023 | http://bit.ly/3kH5S44
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Chester Housing Authority opens Housing Choice Voucher program (Section 8) for 2 weeks; deadline to apply: Jan. 31
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CHESTER City - The Chester Housing Authority will accept online applications for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program from Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023 to Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023.
- Applicants may use any computer, tablet or smartphone with internet access to apply, including free computers at public libraries.
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Applicants needing a reasonable accommodation can send a written request to: Chester Housing Authority, Attn: Maria Zissimos, Esq., 1111 Avenue of the States, Chester, PA 19013.
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Hurricane Ida in Pennsylvania |
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FEMA Individual Assistance appeal deadline is March 10, 2023 for Hurricane Ida appeals in Pennsylvania |
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that the final deadline for appeals related to Hurricane Ida in Pennsylvania will be Friday, March 10, 2023.
FEMA Region 3 stated on Twitter on Jan. 24, "Pennsylvania! If you applied for FEMA Individual Assistance following #HurricaneIda, your opportunity to appeal ends on March 10, 2023. Be sure to submit all final requests, required documentation, and/or appeal letters before 3/10."
Did you receive a denial from FEMA? Do you face other legal problems caused by Hurricane Ida? LASP continues to help low-income survivors of Hurricane Ida in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. Call 877-429-5994 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., or apply online 24/7: lasp.org/apply.
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SNAP benefits are changing: You will get 1 payment per month starting in March 2023 |
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Do you receive SNAP benefits?
Emergency allotments are ending!
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You will receive an extra payment in February 2023.
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You will get only ONE payment per month starting in March 2023. The extra payment that was part of the COVID-19 pandemic relief program is ending.
What is changing?
The extra SNAP payment, called “Emergency Allotment,” will end in February 2023. Starting in March 2023, only one SNAP payment will be loaded to your Electronic Balance Transfer (EBT) card in the first half of the month.
Call the state Customer Service Center at 877-395-8930 to verify the amount you will receive starting in March 2023.
What should I do?
Update your information with your County Assistance Office as soon as possible, so you receive all the benefits you are eligible for. (Your benefit amount is based on your income and the expenses the program allows you to report.) More details and resources are available on our website, or in the two-page flyer.
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LASP resources on our website |
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Lansdale - Jan. 25, Feb. 8, Feb. 15 & more
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Wednesday, Jan. 25, Feb. 8, Feb. 15, March 1, March 15, April 5 and April 19 from 2-3:30 p.m.
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at North Penn Commons / Manna on Main Street, 606 E. Main St., Lansdale, PA, 19446
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Flyer (or click image at right)
LANSDALE - A free legal clinic will be held twice a month in Lansdale, on Wednesdays.
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To schedule a 30-minute appointment with an attorney, contact Erika Felpel at 484-275-0672 or efelpel@lasp.org.
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Have a question about the clinic? Contact Kathryn Palladino at 484-209-0892 or kpalladino@lasp.org.
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Willow Grove - Jan. 26, Feb. 16 & Feb. 23
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Thursday, Jan. 26 & Feb. 16, from 2-3:30 p.m.
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WILLOW GROVE- A free legal clinic will be held the second and fourth Thursdays of the month from 2-3:30 p.m.
The clinic is BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
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To schedule a 30-minute appointment with an attorney, contact Erika Felpel at 484-275-0672 or efelpel@lasp.org.
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Have a question about the clinic? Contact Kathryn Palladino at 484-209-0892 or kpalladino@lasp.org.
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Exton - Feb. 8
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Wednesday, Feb. 8 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
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at PA CareerLink of Chester County, 479 Thomas Jones Way, Suite 500, Exton, PA 19380
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EXTON - A free legal clinic is held on the second Wednesday of each month, through June 2023: Wednesday, Feb. 8, March 8, April 12, May 10, and June 14.
The clinics are a partnership between LASP, United Way of Chester County's Financial Stability Center, and PA CareerLink of Chester County.
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Hybrid: Veterans Clinic with Coatesville VA - Feb. 8 & virtual
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Wednesdays, Feb. 8, March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, July 12, Aug. 9, Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, and Dec. 13, 2023 from 9:30-11 a.m.
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Two-page flyer (or click image at right)
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Please call 610-383-0289 to schedule, or visit 1400 Blackhorse Hill Road, Building 57, Room 232, Coatesville, PA, 19320. Walk-ins are also welcome.
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Zoom login: bit.ly/va-veterans-clinics-2023 (Meeting ID: 824 6750 9878 | Passcode: 832781)
COATESVILLE - LASP's monthly legal clinics with the Coatesville VA will be the second Wednesday of each month in 2023. A referral by social worker, clinician or case manager is suggested but not necessary. The clinics are part of the medical center's Veterans Justice Outreach Program, which connects Veterans with VA health care services.
Questions? Contact VA staff members Diana Zinnie (Chester County) at 484-744-3442, Rhonda Sanford (Montgomery County) at 484-667-1988, or Lily Thomas (Delaware County) at 610-496-5007.
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In-person: Legal Clinic in Pottstown- Feb. 13 & March 13
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Mondays, Feb. 13 & March 13 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
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POTTSTOWN - LASP will hold a legal clinic in Pottstown on the second Monday of the month. The outreach is located in the church kitchen during Essential Pantry (food pantry).
Have a question about the clinic? Contact Lisa Whalen at 484-816-4091 or lwhalen@lasp.org.
Se habla español. Language access & interpretation available for 240+ other languages.
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Kevin Wrabley, VOCA Staff Attorney |
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WEST CHESTER - Kevin Wrabley joined LASP Jan. 3 as VOCA Staff Attorney based in the West Chester Office. He earned his J.D., cum laude, from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa William S. Richardson School of Law in Honolulu and B.A. in political science from the University of Pittsburgh. He also holds a Professional Certificate in Paralegal Studies from the University of California San Diego Extension and Graduate Certificate in Educational Technology from Boise State University.
During law school, he concurrently worked full-time as docket specialist and legal secretary for Dentons US LLP in Honolulu. Prior roles included Litigation Paralegal at Hyde & Swigart, APC in San Diego and eighth grade social studies teacher at 'Aiea Intermediate School in Aiea, Hawaii from 2014-17. During law school, he interned for the Hawai'i Innocence Project Clinic, as well as submitted a draft motion on behalf of the law school’s Environmental Law Program regarding marine plastic pollution, which passed at the Members’ Assembly of the 2020 IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France. Kevin served as Legislative Assistant for U.S. Rep. Mark S. Critz (PA-12) in Washington, D.C. from August 2010-December 2011 and interned with U.S. Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand in Washington, D.C. during summer 2009. He was the office manager for Cambria County for the Obama campaign in 2008 and also served as an AmeriCorps volunteer for two years in western PA, serving with the Dark Shade Brownfields Project in Center City, PA, and Outdoor Odyssey in Boswell, PA. He can be reached at 610-379-1262 or kwrabley@lasp.org.
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Regional Housing Unit
CHESTER City - Christina Cozzetto (at left) and Shaina Bethala, both Regional Housing Unit Staff Attorneys, work to retain homeownership for LASP clients. They were collaborating on a case Jan. 11 in the Chester City Office in Delaware County.
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Expungement Clinic
with West Chester NAACP
WEST CHESTER - LASP and the West Chester Branch of the NAACP held an Expungement Clinic at the Melton Center in West Chester on Jan. 20. NAACP members and LASP staff (from left): June McLaughlin, West Chester NAACP Treasurer; Deborah Steeves, LASP Staff Attorney; Gizelle Jones, West Chester NAACP Communications; Niyah Dantzler, LASP intern and Drexel Law student; Robin Garrett, chair of the West Chester NAACP Criminal Justice Committee; Debbie Sisco; Alice Hammond, West Chester NAACP President; Kay Sharp; Pam Gray; and Sara Planthaber, LASP Staff Attorney.
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Union Court residents' rent
nearly doubled at holiday time
WEST CHESTER - Rent nearly doubled for residents of Union Court on Bolmar Street, West Chester, under new ownership and with 30 days' notice. Residents were invited to a Dec. 15 emergency information session about housing options. The Chester County Housing Authority, LASP, and West Chester Mayor Lillian DeBaptiste answered residents' questions and provided resources.
From left: Richard A.J. Prebil, Supervising Attorney, Veterans Advocacy Project; Deborah Steeves, Staff Attorney; Kelly Young, Staff Attorney; and Josh Maxwell, Vice Chair, Chester County Commission.
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Homeless outreach with PULP
at Norristown Hospitality Center
NORRISTOWN - LASP, the Pennsylvania Utility Law Project (PULP) and Villanova Law students partnered to present a legal clinic Dec. 15 at the Norristown Hospitality Center. The clinic provided legal information and services to people experiencing homelessness.
Front row (from left): Michael Harding, Villanova Law student, Kathryn M. Palladino, Staff Attorney & Montgomery County Pro Bono Coordinator; Lisa Whalen, Pottstown Managing Attorney & Interim Doylestown Managing Attorney; Kyra Paul-Fowler, Villanova Law student; and Erika Felpel, Pro Bono & Helpline Paralegal.
Back row: Michael E. Kelley, Norristown Managing Attorney; Charles Burrows, Disaster Relief Staff Attorney; Laurel Anderson, Community Engagement Unit Staff Attorney; Gio Brackbill, PULP Utility Justice Project Manager; Jennifer Pierce, Pro Bono Director; and Josiah Harmar, Villanova Law student.
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Current openings
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Fiscal Director and Accounting/HR Administrator ~ both Norristown
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Managing Attorney ~ Doylestown
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Veterans Advocacy Project Staff Attorney ~ Chester City, Delaware County
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VOCA Staff Attorney ~ Bristol
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Staff Attorney ~ Pottstown
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Regional Staff Attorney (local offices)
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Paralegals ~ Norristown, Helpline in Norristown, & West Chester
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Office Manager ~ Bristol
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Executive Administrative Assistant ~ Norristown
Stay tuned! More announcements will be posted soon.
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