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    Legal Trailblazer H.T. Smith Earns Funding Florida Legal Aid’s Highest Honor

    July 29, 20261 Min Read1 Views
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    H.T. Smith (left), recipient of Funding Florida Legal Aid’s 2026 Medal of Honor Award, is pictured with Jacksonville attorney Craig Gibbs, who presented the honor during The Florida Bar’s Annual Convention in Orlando. (Photo courtesy of The Florida Bar.)
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    Congratulations to H.T. Smith, the inaugural director of the Trial Advocacy Program at FIU College of Law, on receiving Funding Florida Legal Aid’s 2026 Medal of Honor Award.

    Presented during The Florida Bar’s Annual Convention in Orlando, the award recognizes Smith’s lifetime of leadership, advocacy and unwavering commitment to advancing justice. Throughout his distinguished career, he has worked to strengthen communities, expand access to justice and opportunity, and inspire generations of lawyers through his dedication to public service and legal excellence.

    As Monica Vigues-Pitan, CEO of Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc., noted, Smith “models what it means to live a life anchored in service, courage, and a steadfast belief that the law can expand opportunities and strengthen communities.”

    Read more about Smith’s extraordinary career and his lasting contributions to expanding access to justice in Florida in The Florida Bar News: https://www.floridabar.org/the-florida-bar-news/h-t-smith-earns-fflas-medal-of-honor-award/

     

     

    and a steadfast belief that the law can expand opportunities and strengthen communities.” As Monica Vigues-Pitan CEO of Legal Services of Greater Miami courage Inc noted Smith “models what it means to live a life anchored in service
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