Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett was happy to be a sponsor of the 2nd Annual Cornhole Classic hosted by the New Orleans Bar Association Young Lawyers Section (YLS). The event, which was held on July 11, 2024, was a benefit for The Pro Bono Project, which helps the working-poor, low-income families, children, veterans and elderly clients access lawyers to help resolve civil legal issues. Associate Ava Wolf, who is a member of YLS, was the co-chair of the Cornhole Classic.
Teams from area law firms and judicial chambers were invited to compete in the bracket-style cornhole tournament to see who would be crowned the Cornhole Classic Champion. MBLB’s team of associates Natalie Morris and Katie Brigulio were cheered on by associate Tyffani Lauve, and law clerks Carl Davis, III, and Aaron Broussard. While MBLB did not take home the trophy, a good time was had for a great cause!
About Young Lawyers Section
In addition to Ava, Katie Briuglio, Alex Domingue, and John Zazulak are also members of the Young Lawyers Section. YLS is where new lawyers get to know one another and the local legal community, network with experienced professionals and offer valuable community service in the New Orleans area. Each month the Young Lawyers Section meets to plan and discuss upcoming events and activities. YLS programs are diverse and underscore a commitment to professional development and service.
About the Pro Bono Project
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. 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.
Since its founding in 1986, The Pro Bono Project opened doors for many Louisianans in need of legal representation. Last year’s snapshot underscores how important The Pro Bono Project is to our community.
- 1,500 Cases Handled
- 4,500 Clients Served
- 12,900 Volunteer Hours
- $4.5 million Value of Donated Time