Thank you for supporting Justice Games 2014!

Team MaileShimabukuro is this year's Justice Games winner, beating out 11 other teams for the honor of 1st place in our annual downtown Honolulu scavenger hunt and pau hana fundraiser. Leeward staff attorney, Maile Shimabukuro sponsored the winning team. The competition was intense as teams raced around downtown Honolulu solving clues, performing tasks, and overcoming technical difficulties with the game app. This year's theme of "Access" helped expose many to the difficulties that our clients often go through in accessing legal help.

Thank you to all the firms, organizations, and businesses that supported the 3rd Annual Justice Games 2014.

Cades Schutte LLP
Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel
Ashford & Wriston
Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing
Case Lombardi & Pettit
Hawaii Women Lawyers
Sen. Maile Shimabukuro
Starn O'Toole Marcus & Fisher
Robyn Kobayashi
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii Board of Directors
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii Managing Attorneys

Congratulations to 1st Place winner Team Maile Shimabukuro

More pictures coming soon!
Check out more pictures from last year's Justice Games on Legal Aid's Facebook page.

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Thank you for supporting Justice Games 2014!

THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII DOES NOT HELP WITH CRIMINAL OR PERSONAL INJURY MATTERS. PLEASE CONSULT A PRIVATE ATTORNEY.

THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII DOES NOT HELP
WITH CRIMINAL OR PERSONAL INJURY MATTERS.
PLEASE CONSULT A PRIVATE ATTORNEY.