Massachusetts Bar Association
(MBA) volunteers answered legal questions from 206 callers in just
two hours at the Ask-A-Lawyer call-in program, held at the WBZ
studios in Brighton on Nov. 30. Continuing what has become an
annual tradition, Ask-A-Lawyer was presented jointly by the
Massachusetts Bar Association, WBZ Call for Action and WBZ
NewsRadio 1030.
Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA) volunteers
answered legal questions from 206 callers in just two hours at the
Ask-A-Lawyer call-in program, held at the WBZ studios in Brighton
on Nov. 30. Continuing what has become an annual tradition,
Ask-A-Lawyer was presented jointly by the Massachusetts Bar
Association, WBZ Call for Action and WBZ NewsRadio 1030.
Typical of past Ask-A-Lawyer and Dial-A-Lawyer
events, most of the calls involved questions about family law and
real estate law, followed closely by torts-related questions. The
MBA volunteers also fielded calls ranging from immigration law to
collections to criminal law, among others.
During the second hour of Ask-A-Lawyer, MBA
President Jeffrey Catalano appeared as a guest on NightSide with
Dan Rea, where he talked about MBA initiatives and answered
questions from callers from as far away as Alabama. The event
created an excellent opportunity to showcase the efforts of the MBA
volunteers, as well as the MBA's Lawyer Referral Service.
Throughout the program, Rea and Catalano reminded listeners to
visit www.MassLawHelp.com for instant online referrals that are
available 24/7.
If you missed it, you can listen to a recording of
the show at
boston.cbslocal.com/2016/12/01/nightside-ask-a-lawyer-2/.
Thank you to our partners and hosts at WBZ Call for
Action, WBZ NewsRadio 1030 and NightSide with Dan Rea.Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA)
volunteers answered legal questions from 206 callers in just two
hours at the Ask-A-Lawyer call-in program, held at the WBZ studios
in Brighton on Nov. 30. Continuing what has become an annual
tradition, Ask-A-Lawyer was presented jointly by the Massachusetts
Bar Association, WBZ Call for Action and WBZ NewsRadioMassachusetts Bar Association (MBA)
volunteers answered legal questions from 206 callers in just two
hours at the Ask-A-Lawyer call-in program, held at the WBZ studios
in Brighton on Nov. 30. Continuing what has become an annual
tradition, Ask-A-Lawyer was presented jointly by the Massachusetts
Bar Association, WBZ Call for Action and WBZ NewsRadio 1030.
1030.Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA)
volunteers answered legal questions from 206 callers in just two
hours at the Ask-A-Lawyer call-in program, held at the WBZ studios
in Brighton on Nov. 30. Continuing what has become an annual
tradition, Ask-A-Lawyer was presented jointly by the Massachusetts
Bar Association, WBZ Call for Action and WBZ NewsRadio
1030.
Typical of past Ask-A-Lawyer and Dial-A-Lawyer events, most of
the calls involved questions about family law and real estate law,
followed closely by torts-related questions. The MBA volunteers
also fielded calls ranging from immigration law to collections to
criminal law, among others.
During the second hour of Ask-A-Lawyer, MBA President Jeffrey
Catalano appeared as a guest on NightSide with Dan Rea, where he
talked about MBA initiatives and answered questions from callers
from as far away as Alabama. The event created an excellent
opportunity to showcase the efforts of the MBA volunteers, as well
as the MBA's Lawyer Referral Service. Throughout the program, Rea
and Catalano reminded listeners to visit www.MassLawHelp.com for instant online
referrals that are available 24/7.
If you missed it, you can listen to a recording of the show at
boston.cbslocal.com/2016/12/01/nightside-ask-a-lawyer-2/.
Thank you to our partners and hosts at WBZ Call for Action, WBZ
NewsRadio 1030 and NightSide with Dan Rea.