Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett is pleased to announce that Associate Alex J. Domingue has accepted an invitation to join the Pro Bono Project as a Member of the Board of Directors. The Pro Bono Project exists to ensure that all underserved citizens of six local Louisiana parishes can find lawyers willing to donate time and civil legal experience to help them resolve civil legal problems. Alex will serve on the board for two years, beginning January 1, 2025.
ABOUT ALEX DOMINGUE
Alex Domingue’s areas of practice include the defense of employers and insurance carriers for claims arising under the Jones Act, Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, Defense Base Act, and War Hazards Compensation Act.
Alex is dedicated to the belief that all Louisiana citizens should have access to competent civil legal representation. He is a Board Member of the Louisiana State Bar Association Access to Justice Committee. He has been a volunteer attorney at the Civil District Court Self-Help Resource Center, providing pro bono legal services to self-represented litigants in domestic (family law) matters. He is also a Fellow of the Louisiana Bar Foundation, which is the single largest grantor of funds in the State of Louisiana to support civil legal aid. More >
ABOUT THE PRO BONO PROJECT
The Pro Bono Project helps low-income families, individuals, and the elderly in need gain access to lawyers who can help them resolve civil legal issues. These issues range from family law matters like divorces, custody agreements, name changes, and adoptions; to property questions related to successions and estate planning, proof of title, contractor litigation, and consumer complaints; to debt issues, and much more.
The Pro Bono Project’s clients need civil representation but can’t afford it. Lawyers in the six-parish area surrounding New Orleans who consider it their professional responsibility to serve their communities need a way to identify and screen pro bono clients.