Before Barbara Prager provided free legal representation and advice as executive director of South Florida nonprofit Coast to Coast Legal Aid, she entered law school with a humble goal.
“I wanted to change the world,” Prager quipped.
As longtime Coast to Coast Legal Aid Executive Director Barbara Prager prepares to retire, she reflects on the decades she spent advocating for disadvantaged clients, without the money or resources to climb out of legal holes.
December 14, 2018 at 03:38 PM
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Before Barbara Prager provided free legal representation and advice as executive director of South Florida nonprofit Coast to Coast Legal Aid, she entered law school with a humble goal.
“I wanted to change the world,” Prager quipped.
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