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Legal aid names

new staff lawyer

Rappahannock Legal Services, which provides free legal assistance in civil cases to qualifying low-income residents of Rappahannock County and surrounding areas, has hired Ann S. Click as a new staff attorney. She began work Oct. 7.

Ms. Glick graduated magna cum laude from Brandeis University in 1983, after which she spent four years in legal publishing.

She received a law degree from U.Va. in 1990. During the past year she has served as the pro se law clerk for U.S. District Court in Roanoke.

Rappahannock Legal Services is a United Way agency. Call 703-8253131 for more information.

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