What was your most memorable pro bono case? (BizJournals)

Quick call to the bank fixed problem Bernard Faller, private practice attorney “An elderly lady with limited education, who never held a driver’s license, thought she co-signed a note for her grandson’s purchase of a car,” said Faller. But instead, the dealership “put the car in her name and charged her $37,000 for a used car worth $16,000 that could be purchased new for $22,000.”