Recent Press Coverage
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Bill Robinson believes that equal access to the judicial system is crucial to democracy.
Drop in Donations puts stress on Asheville-Area NonProfits' employees
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In Asheville area, there's free help for victims of domestic violence
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You can see evidence of the problem of domestic violence in our community every Thursday, when 30-60 survivors of domestic violence pack a Buncombe County courtroom
Fixed Income Only stretches so far
Click link below to read Asheville Citizen-Times coverage:Marie Messer always squeezed every dime out of her household budget, often eating peanut butter crackers for lunch.
We weren't able to keep up
Click link below to read Asheville Citizen-Times coverage:Life wasn’t a cakewalk for Sandra Greene, but she and her husband, Bill, were making it.
Asheville foreclosures at record levels
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Priced out: Asheville’s lack of affordable housing is squelching the American dream
by Robin Merrell
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WNC lawyers honored for pro bono work
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The problems started with a feeling of pain, and numbness, in one of Christie Johnson's toes.
PLS approaches deadline to secure $750,000 in Challenge grants & pledges
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Pisgah Legal Services is an unsung hero and deserves help
In hard times, support for legal aid is vital
Pisgah Legal Services sweats fundraising deadline in Asheville
PLS LAunches Justice For all campaign
Pisgah Legal Services has launched its first-ever capital campaign to secure adequate office space and double the number of people it serves over the next fifteen years. PLS' current main office is desperately overcrowded with no room to expand services to people in need. Read more...
PLS celebrates its 30th anniversary
Pisgah Legal Services served its first client in January, 1978. Since that time, PLS has grown in response to community need and now improves the lives of more than 9,000 people annually. Attorney and former PLS Board President Kerry Friedman refers to PLS as the "conscience" of Western North Carolina. Read more...
Area Lawyers Honored
Local attorneys Susan Dotson-Smith, Brad Stark and Cynthia Strom were honored on April 9, 2008 for their exemplary pro bono service to PLS' low-income clients. Read more...
You and The Law
PLS attorneys have contributed articles on everyday legal topics to the Asheville Citizen-Times. Click on the titles below to read more:

