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Law firm DLA Piper lawyer receives Florida pro bono service award |
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By SuperUser Account on
2/22/2006
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Richardson has been active in several pro bono causes throughout his career. He made significant contributions to the study and report produced by DLA Piper and the D.C. Appleseed Foundation that aimed to reduce the number and costs of disputes between parents and special education students and the District of Columbia Public Schools, so that funds could be redirected to classroom services. For more than two years, on a pro bono basis, he worked to help a D.C, couple obtain guardianship of their three nieces, who had been abused by their mother.
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D.C. will be evaluated on condom distribution and needle exchanges |
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By SuperUser Account on
12/6/2005
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A nonprofit public policy organization charged with reviewing the District of Columbia's success in fighting HIV will include both condom-distribution and needle-exchange programs among the criteria it will examine in its February analysis, The Washington Post reports.
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HIV/AIDS: District lives are at stake |
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By SuperUser Account on
11/20/2005
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In a recent report by the D.C. Appleseed Center on HIV and AIDS in Washington, a high ranking official in the District government claims that the nation's capital is potentially 10 to 15 years behind where it should be in its efforts to battle the disease
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CareFirst's D.C. Insurer Could Lose Tax Break |
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By SuperUser Account on
9/1/2005
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The District-based affiliate of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, already facing legislation that could force it to spend far more on community needs, now risks losing a million-dollar tax benefit it enjoys because of its nonprofit status.
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