Here's the info via the Buncombe County website:
On Saturday, February 4 volunteer lawyers from the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) and local bar associations across the state will hold public “Ask-A-Lawyer” events at 11 locations in North Carolina. One of these events will be at Pack Memorial Library in downtown Asheville:
Pack Memorial Library
67 Haywood Street, Asheville
Saturday, February 4
10 a.m - 2 p.m.
During this event, individuals with questions about specific legal issues or the legal system in general will be able to talk with lawyers on a one-on-one basis free of charge.
During this event, individuals with questions about specific legal issues or the legal system in general will be able to talk with lawyers on a one-on-one basis free of charge. All members of the general public are invited and encouraged to come to the event with any questions they may have.
The program is a public service of the NCBA and is provided at no cost to the public.
Stephen Cash would welcome opportunities to be interviewed or otherwise provide information to the public in the days prior to the event. He may be reached at 828-210-6811 or scash@roberts-stevens.com.
Ask-A-Lawyer is organized by the Community Relations Committee of the NCBA’s Young Lawyers Division.
On Saturday, February 4 volunteer lawyers from the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA) and local bar associations across the state will hold public “Ask-A-Lawyer” events at 11 locations in North Carolina. One of these events will be at Pack Memorial Library in downtown Asheville:
Pack Memorial Library
67 Haywood Street, Asheville
Saturday, February 4
10 a.m - 2 p.m.
During this event, individuals with questions about specific legal issues or the legal system in general will be able to talk with lawyers on a one-on-one basis free of charge.
During this event, individuals with questions about specific legal issues or the legal system in general will be able to talk with lawyers on a one-on-one basis free of charge. All members of the general public are invited and encouraged to come to the event with any questions they may have.
The program is a public service of the NCBA and is provided at no cost to the public.
Stephen Cash would welcome opportunities to be interviewed or otherwise provide information to the public in the days prior to the event. He may be reached at 828-210-6811 or scash@roberts-stevens.com.
Ask-A-Lawyer is organized by the Community Relations Committee of the NCBA’s Young Lawyers Division.
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