Jones & Mayer provides Pro Bono attorneys to La Habra Family Legal Clinic twice a month.

September 5, 2011

Christopher Neumeyer is staffing the La Habra Family Resource Center twice a month with attorneys from our firm to provide legal advice pro bono (without legal fees) to residents of La Habra with no, or relatively little money to pay for legal services. Attorneys participating thus far are Christopher Neumeyer, Elena Gerli, Paul Coble, Kathya Oliva, Jamaar Boyd-Weatherby, Ivy Tsai, Christian L. Bettenhausen, Kimberly Hall Barlow, Robert Khuu, Baron J. Bettenhausen, Dean J. Pucci, Richard L. Adams II, Gregory P. Palmer, Gary S. Kranker, Thomas P. Duarte, and Denise L. Rocawich.

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