The leaders of the Nassau County Bar's mortgage foreclosure project are quick to report that in 2011, 150 attorneys volunteered about 1,200 hours, assisting almost 900 homeowners at monthly clinics and at court-mandated settlement conferences. But the efficiency of such an undertaking is threatened, they say, by the looming year-end expiration of funding for the position of pro bono coordinator.
December 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The leaders of the Nassau County Bar’s mortgage foreclosure project are quick to report that in 2011, 150 attorneys volunteered about 1,200 hours, assisting almost 900 homeowners at monthly clinics and at court-mandated settlement conferences.
But the efficiency of such an undertaking is threatened, they say, by the looming year-end expiration of funding for the position of pro bono coordinator.
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