Future Attorneys Gain Experience

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Introducing our 2016 Summer Law Clerks.



Through partnerships with local universities and law schools, LABG provides placements for students seeking professional experience. These positions offer practical learning opportunities and allow students to contribute in a meaningful way while building their resume.



Kaytlin Rose Cox

2L, Salmon P. Chase College of Law

Pro Se Law Clerk

"I love working at LABG because our work helps those who are less fortunate break down barriers to navigate the legal community."



Katie Gaines

Rising 2L, University of Cincinnati College of Law

Veterans Project

“LABG has allowed me to work hands on with clients while providing me with the opportunity to develop the practical skills needed to be an effective member of the legal community.”





Mark Ashley Hatfield

3L, University of Kentucky College of Law

Assisting primarily in the areas of elder law, family law, public benefits, and bankruptcy.

“I love the daily interaction I get to have with clients; the gratitude they show for someone who is willing to help them is truly priceless.”



Carly Kleiman

3L, University of Kentucky College of Law

Legal research and document preparation

“I enjoy working at LABG because of the direct interaction I get with clients.”





Alexandra Kubala

Rising 2L, Salmon P. Chase College of Law

Managing the 2016 Legal Needs Assessment

“I enjoy working at Legal Aid of the Bluegrass because I've learned so much about public interest law from dedicated attorneys who really care about helping those in need.”





Candice Messer

2L, University of Kentucky College of Law

Monitoring our Domestic Violence line and helping victims through our intake process to get legal help.

“I enjoy working at Legal Aid because I get to help people who may not have gotten help otherwise.”



Samir Nasir

Rising 2L, Salmon P. Chase College of Law

Elder Law and Bankruptcy

“I enjoy working with Legal Aid because I can help those who need help the most.”







Rebecca Sheehan

2L, Salmon P. Chase College of Law

I am an IOLTA fellow and Equal Justice Works Americorps JD fellow completing legal research and writing related to consumer, housing, public benefits, and family law. I also do intake and drafting for wills and conduct the wills clinics.

“I enjoy working at Legal Aid because I am driven to do good work and advocate for the people of my community who need it the most.”



Alexa E. Wainscott

2L, Salmon P. Chase College of Law

I am an IOLTA fellow and law clerk with an interest in legal writing and housing law.

“I enjoy working at Legal Aid because of the passionate and dedicated staff, hands-on legal experience, and immensely rewarding client interactions.”



Ivey Workman

2L, University of Kentucky College of Law

Monitoring the Domestic Violence line and doing intakes for DV victims.

“In addition to gaining valuable legal experience, I enjoy working at LABG because we have a chance to really help clients who may be going through very difficult or trying times in their lives.”

Need Legal Help

Legal aid protects the rights of people living at or near poverty with legal problems such as:  housing, consumer, family and public benefits. We ensure access to justice for all people, including veterans, the elderly, those who are disabled and victims of domestic violence. You can call us to apply for assistance Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. or Friday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Calls are answered in the order they are received. You may also apply online by clicking "Apply For Help" below. 

 

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