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Recreational vehicles create dangerous conditions on Whatcom County roads

The infamous RV, on American highways at all times of the year, is especially present during the warm summer months. Never more obviously than when you’re stuck behind one. Packed with families and those accoutrements that just can’t be left behind, motor homes hit the road and take up much of it. Not only are they a big investment for those who own them – they are also a large obstacle for many motorists who share the road. The extra care and caution it takes to navigate around these vehicles can be like passing a semi. Particularly on windy roads or hills that keep the RV from maintaining the flow of traffic, it can be a stressful moment to many drivers on Bellingham and Whatcom County roads. Click to learn more about car accidents with an RV in Whatcom County.

Pro Bono Listings Georgia

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State Bar of Georgia Volunteer-Pro Bono

Pro Bono One-Stop Shopping: If you are not a lawyer, and you are looking for free legal help for a civil, non-criminal legal issue, visit GeorgiaLegalAid.org for help and a directory of pro bono and lawyer referral programs in Georgia. For Lawyers: The State Bar of Georgia Pro Bono Project manages a nationally recognized website to support volunteer lawyers and public interest lawyers in Georgia—GeorgiaAdvocates.org. Join the growing community of volunteer lawyers and public interest advocates.

Motorcycling – Fun and freedom tempered by increased risk of collision

For enthusiasts, motorcycling is the preferred mode of travel. A sense of freedom, a close connection to the road and nature, and the speed and maneuverability of a motorcycle are all reasons why there has been an increase in motorcycling's popularity. However, given the vulnerability of a motorcyclist to the larger, heavier vehicles sharing the road, the danger in injury or death from a motorcycle accident is significantly greater. Click here for more information on what to do next if you were in a motorcycle crash.

Judicial Council of Georgia - Georgia Court System

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Hawaii State Bar Association

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William S. Richardson School of Law - University of Hawaii at Manoa

The William S. Richardson School of Law is a collaborative, multicultural community preparing students for excellence in the practice of law and related careers that advance justice and the rule of law. We develop highly qualified, ethical professionals through excellence in teaching, scholarship, and public service. We embrace Hawai‘i’s diversity and values and recognize a special responsibility to our state and the Pacific region. We lead in environmental law, Native Hawaiian law, and Pacific-Asian legal studies.

Hawaii Association for Justice

The Hawai'i Association for Justice was originally established in 1983, as an affiliate of the American Association for Justice, a national organization. The organization was originally known as the Consumer Lawyers of Hawai'i. The members of HAJ include many of the top trial attorneys in the State of Hawai'i. In addition to being a professional organization for Hawai'i personal injury lawyers and other attorneys, the HAJ educates the public about civil justice issues in consumer's rights, personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, commercial litigation, family law, employment law, insurance law, product liability cases and workers' compensation law.

Western Trial Lawyers Association

Our membership primarily consists of “top notch” trial lawyers from across the Western United States, including Hawaii. However, due to the popularity of our organization, our membership now includes outstanding litigators from across the entire country. These are people who are invariably successful, passionate, and truly love what they do. All of them have valuable wisdom to share with fellow lawyers regarding excellence in the representation of clients.

Legal Aid Society of Hawaii

The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii is the state's oldest and largest non-profit legal services provider. Each year, legal aid assists over 18,000 clients who would not otherwise be able to afford representation with their civil legal issues. Through partnership in pro bono, we aim to increase the number of clients served as well as to increase access to full representation in ciliv legal matters for low-income and working low income individuals.