Nwla Pro Bono Project is a vital legal services initiative operated by the Shreveport Bar Foundation, dedicated to providing free legal assistance to low-income residents in Caddo and Bossier Parishes. It stands out as a key community resource, offering critical support through its Ask A Lawyer Clinic and connecting eligible individuals with pro bono representation.
The project focuses on making legal guidance accessible to those who cannot afford traditional legal services, operating on a first-come, first-served basis with structured clinic sessions. It emphasizes efficiency and safety, ensuring that those in urgent need—particularly victims of domestic violence and other vulnerable groups—receive timely advice and potential representation through partnerships with organizations like Legal Aid of North Louisiana.
Services Offered
- Pro bono legal representation
- Ask A Lawyer Clinic sessions
- Legal advice and consultation
- Assistance for victims of domestic violence
- Referrals to Legal Aid of North Louisiana for qualification screening
- Disaster and emergency legal information
Services are specifically targeted to residents of Caddo and Bossier Parishes, with intake conducted in person at scheduled clinics. The project operates as part of the Shreveport Bar Foundation’s broader charitable efforts, supporting access to justice in Northwest Louisiana.
