“A prominent name in the Southern California legal community has teamed up with the area’s nonprofit leader in career development services to launch “Law Suits & Legal Briefs,” a playful name for a critical initiative created by Tredway Lumsdaine & Doyle LLP (TLD) and Working Wardrobes. The effort encourages attorneys and other professionals to actively help men and women re-enter the workforce and achieve self-sufficiency.
As part of the “Law Suits & Legal Briefs” campaign, TLD and Working Wardrobes are gratefully accepting men’s and women’s gently used business suits and accessories, along with monetary gifts needed to purchase new underwear for Working Wardrobes’ clients. All four TLD offices – Long Beach, Downey, Irvine and Beverly Hills – are accepting donations through the end of July.
The “Law Suits & Legal Briefs” initiative calls on numerous community-minded legal colleagues and others in the professional services field to support the cause. TLD will officially kick off the campaign on Tuesday, June 5, by sponsoring and hosting its own Success Event at Working Wardrobes in Costa Mesa.
“Our firm has been deeply involved in our communities for many years, dating back more than 50 years ago,” said TLD Managing Partner Daniel Gold. “But this so-important initiative has captured the imagination of the entire Tredway Lumsdaine & Doyle team across all four offices and I’m thrilled to see the enthusiasm exhibited as we have gathered suits and signed up many volunteers to help on June 5.”
At the Success Event, approximately 40 TLD volunteers – both attorneys and administrative staff – will work with Working Wardrobes’ clients onsite to help them select from the many “law suits” supplied by TLD. The 20 individuals selected to attend the event from Phoenix House, a nonprofit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, will receive career guidance and personal grooming services to help boost confidence as they strive to get their lives back on track…”
To read more of this article, please click on any links below:
National Articles
Enhanced Online News
Market Watch
Local Articles
Daily Breeze
Long Beach Press Telegram
OC Metro
