(l-r) Nelson Mullins partner Matthew Lerner; the father and son in the Argentina abduction case, who were not identified; Huascar Matos, the firm’s paralegal program manager who served as an interpreter; and associate Alex Pisciarino, who worked on the case. Courtesy photo
A man and his 2-year-old son traveled from Atlanta to their native Argentina in early October after being reunited about a year after the boy’s mother took him to the U.S. without the father’s consent.
Mothers in Jamaica and Japan also were reunited with their children in Atlanta this year with the help of an international program involving pro bono lawyers.
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