WAGENFELD LEVINE ATTORNEYS BRING RELIEF SUPPLIES TO VICTIMS OF HURRICANE CHARLEY ON FRIDAY

MIAMI, FL – To help the youngest victims of Hurricane Charley, attorneys from Wagenfeld Levine, a multi-state insurance defense practice, are bringing a truck filled with relief supplies to Fort Myers on Thursday, August 19th.

“This volunteer relief effort is supported by everyone in our Miami office,” says Ana Morell, firm administrator. “We remember the assistance our community received after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and are glad we can lend a hand to the Gulf Coast.”

Led by Edward Levine, managing partner, the Wagenfeld Levine attorneys will be presenting about $5000 worth of supplies, including water, diapers, baby formula, baby food, and canned goods to the Lee County School District, at the North Ft. Myers Academy for the Arts, 1856 Arts Way, Ft. Myers, on Thursday, August 19th. The supplies will be unloaded and available for people needing them beginning approximately at 6pm.

“We feel a particular tie with Lee County because of our long-standing relationship with the District in special education matters ,” said attorney Edward Polk. "Our firm welcomes the opportunity to help the families of Lee County in this time of great need."

As Matthew Culver, the firm's information specialist who is participating in the relief effort, said, "After seeing the devastation on TV, I wanted to offer my help in some small way."

With offices in Miami, St. Louis and Philadelphia, Wagenfeld Levine concentrates its practice in the representation of school districts, as well as self-insured and large retention entities. The fast-growing three-office firm has a total of 27 attorneys and 51 employees.

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