Chad Van Horn Named Legal Aid of Broward County’s 2017 Pro Bono Attorney of the Year
The event had over 400 Broward County lawyers, judges, and community leaders attend. Funds raised from the evening will benefit those served by the two agencies, specifically seniors, veterans, the homeless, survivors of child abuse, survivors of domestic violence, persons living with HIV and AIDS, and families at risk to losing their homes to foreclosure.
A not-for-profit law firm established in 1973, Legal Aid Service of
Upon being named for this award,
In 2017, Chad has also been named Big Brother of the Year by
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