Spotlight on Pro Bono Attorneys

JEFFREY A. RYNOR, ESQ.
 
Jeffrey A. Rynor, founding member of Mitrani, Rynor, Adamsky & Toland, P.A., and former Bar President has handled numerous pro bono cases.  In a recent matter he reported, "I have successfully concluded the pro bono case I was handling on behalf of a minor child, granting parental rights to the father.  The mother's parental rights were terminated pursuant to a  Final Judgment for Termination of Parental Rights and disposition as to the mother.  It has been a pleasure working with my client and Legal Aid's talented legal team of Bruce Levine and Nikki Weisburd.  Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work with such dedicated lawyers who help our community, children and parents in such a meaningful way.  They are wonderful. It has been a rewarding experience.  Thank you again for giving me this opportunity."
FRANCO S. DE LIGUORI, ESQ.
 
Put Something Back Patent Pro Bono Project serves clients across Florida and in Puerto Rico in partnership with the Venture Law Project and Arts Business Council, Inc.  One of our local clients was recently assisted by Franco S. De Liguori, Esq., of Tampa.  Mr. DeLiguori, an Intellectual Property attorney and Managing Member with DP IP Law Group, has assisted four other clients to obtain their patent cases to date. He successfully represents both domestic and international clients in all phases of patent practice including individual inventors, small startups, large companies and universities. We are so very grateful to him for his time and expertise on these cases. 

ADRIAN ACOSTA, ESQ.

Hailing from Little Havana, Adrian Acosta, Esq., is a born and bred Miamian who centers his practice on criminal law, civil litigation, title services, and family law. Prior to Founding Adrian Acosta PLLC, Adrian gained a wealth of experience working at one of Miami’s premier law firms. He spent ten years working as a paralegal, honing his legal research skills under the supervision of some of Miami’s most skilled attorneys. After graduating law school, he then joined the same firm as associate attorney where he focused on Family Law.
 
“Thank you Put Something Back for allowing me to give back. This was a fun case. My summer interns and I drove out with a printer in the trunk to client’s house, printed out the documents and filed the complaint from her living room. Through this experience I was able to give my interns the opportunity to fulfill their pro bono requirements to graduate and teach them the importance of giving back. For that I am forever grateful. My goal is to continue to take on pro bono cases with my interns every summer and instill in them the importance of assisting others in need. If I can be of any further assistance, please feel free to contact me.”
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