Houston Volunteer Lawyers Spotlights Associate Brandon Bell for Pro Bono Week 2022

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP is pleased to share that Associate Brandon Bell was recognized with a Volunteer Spotlight for his pro bono service with Houston Volunteer Lawyers (HVL) as part of a Pro Bono Week 2022 celebration. In particular, HVL highlighted his work representing tenants at trial during the pandemic-fueled surge in evictions. This year alone, Bell has managed seven such cases.

“Brandon had the demeanor of a long-time litigator and effectively presented his reasoning through persuasive argument and strategic questioning,” said Michelle Tewal, HVL staff attorney and frequent mentor on eviction cases.

Bell’s practice is focused on complex restructuring and bankruptcy matters and related litigation. He advises clients on all aspects of insolvency matters and bankruptcy cases. He represents debtors, secured lenders, unsecured creditors, boards of directors, and various official and ad hoc committees.

About Houston Volunteer Lawyers

Founded in 1981 by the Houston Bar Association, Houston Volunteer Lawyers has delivered free legal services to low-income residents of Harris County for more than 40 years by linking qualified applicants with attorneys volunteering their time on a pro bono basis. Houston Volunteer Lawyers helps low-income citizens that other programs often cannot serve, such as those who may not meet the financial criteria of other legal assistance programs and non-US citizens. Over 3,000 Harris County attorneys serve as Houston Volunteer Lawyers' volunteers, each making a difference in the lives of low-income clients, their families, and communities.