Dallas Bar Association hosts e-clinics in May

Santos Vargas, President of Texas Bar Association
Santos Vargas, President of Texas Bar Association
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The Dallas Bar Association announced on Apr. 29 that volunteer attorneys will be available to answer legal questions during LegalLine E-Clinics held each Wednesday in May. The clinics are free for participants and offer up to 15 minutes of legal advice per person.

The initiative aims to provide accessible legal guidance to the public, particularly for those who may not otherwise have access to an attorney. According to the announcement, no attorney-client relationship will be established during these calls, but individuals may receive referrals to local, legal, or social service agencies if needed.

Calls from the clinic will remain anonymous and participants should expect a call from an unknown number labeled “No Caller ID” or something similar. To participate, individuals must complete an online form at https://shorturl.at/borO4 before noon on the Tuesday prior to their chosen clinic date. The scheduled dates for the clinics are May 6, May 13, May 20, and May 27 between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.

The Texas Bar Association promotes diversity, inclusion and equal access to justice in order to enhance cultural and social well-being according to its official website. The association utilizes the Texas Bar Center for administrative operations and member programs according to its official website.

Serving more than 100,000 active members across Texas according to its official website, the association supports ethical standards for lawyers while educating the public about the rule of law according to its official website. It operates under a board of directors elected by its members according to its official website.

As reported by its official site, the State Bar of Texas advances ethical standards for legal professionals and supports equal justice access statewide through resources such as education programs and pro bono services according to its official website. For more information about participating in LegalLine E-Clinics or other referral services offered by the Dallas Bar Association, visit dallasbar.org/?pg=LawyerReferralService.



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