New program pairs young attorneys with mentors while they help people in need of legal aid

From "Even the Scale" (Beaverton Valley Times):

It’s not every day that the prosecution and defense team up to build a case.

However, when that case involves helping lawyers new to the profession gain needed courtroom experience, it just makes sense for attorneys David Eder and Ben Eder, twin brothers who practice on opposite sides of the legal spectrum.

The Garden Home natives have spent the last six months working with two other leaders for the Oregon New Lawyers Division to launch a new program, “Practical Skills Through Public Service.” This community service program is designed to give inexperienced and unemployed new attorneys the opportunity to receive training and perform pro-bono legal work through participating programs.

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