Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett was proud to be a sponsor of the Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) trivia fundraiser, “When’s the Bar Exam?”
SLLS is a non-profit organization that helps connect legal resources to Louisiana residents who are living below the poverty level. Their annual event was held on May 29 at Zony Mash Beer Project.
Several MBLB attorneys, including Alex Domingue and Connor O’Brien represented the firm. Three of our law clerks, Luke Webster, Riley Joyner, and Eleni Tsaoussidis, also joined in on the fun. Everyone had a great time competing for a good cause!
ABOUT SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA LEGAL SERVICES
Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) fights for fairness for vulnerable people. The organization provides free, civil legal aid to low-income people in six offices, across 22 parishes throughout southeast Louisiana. Their seven offices are located in Baton Rouge, Covington, Gretna, Hahnvillle, Hammond, Houma, and New Orleans. The organization’s stated goals are to:
- protect domestic violence victims.
- empower abused and neglected children by giving them a voice in their lives and the courtroom.
- preserve housing for hard-working families.
- end homelessness for people with disabilities and veterans.
- protect elderly consumers.
- remove barriers to access medical care.
- improve access to employment and education for vulnerable people,