The Florida Bar and the state Supreme Court present will present the 2024-25 awards Jan. 16.
By Max Marbut
The Florida Bar will recognize lawyers for their work on behalf of low-income and disadvantaged clients at a ceremony Jan. 16 at the state Supreme Court.
Established in 1981, The Florida Bar President’s Pro Bono Service Awards encourage lawyers to volunteer free legal services to the poor by recognizing those who make public service commitments and to raise public awareness of the substantial volunteer services provided by Florida lawyers to those who cannot afford legal fees.
Florida Bar President Roland Sanchez-Medina Jr. will present the 2025 awards.
Selected for the award in the 4th Judicial Circuit, comprising Clay, Duval and Nassau counties, Fred Cromwell Isaac has provided pro bono legal assistance to hundreds of clients over the years independently and through Jacksonville Area Legal Aid and the Jacksonville Bar Association for more than 50 years.
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