Ross C. Hart

In response to a suggestion that the Committee "institute more multi-jurisdictional award ceremonies" (circuit awards); the bar and the Supreme Court of Virginia recognized, through circuit awards to appointed and pro bono counsel, the following individuals for their extraordinary contributions to the Virginia justice system: pro bono attorney Bernadette R. O'Reilly (20th judicial circuit); assigned counsel Michael W. Cannaday (21st); the late substitute judge and assigned counsel Benjamin R. Gardner (21st); and pro bono counsel Ross C. Hart (23rd ). The Committee appreciates input from judges and local bar presidents who continue to consult on proposed legal aid board appointments;

Ross C. Hart of Salem, a third-generation member of Hart & Hart Attorneys Ltd., a family law firm founded in 1894.

In the past eight years, Hart accepted twenty-two pro bono referrals from Blue Ridge Legal Services Inc., according to the nomination letter from BRLS executive director John E. Whitfield.
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Hart handled estate matters, and he helped clients obtain guardianship in cases involving mental retardation, brain injury, and Alzheimer's disease.

He also conducted an Incapacity Planning Seminar at an assisted living facility in Roanoke and executed wills, powers of attorney, and advance medical directives for elderly residents at a retirement community.

Hart has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Monmouth College in Illinois and a law degree from the University of Virginia. His practice focuses on elder law, wills and estates, real estate, and landlord-tenant matters.

Ross Hart, Hart and Hart Attorneys, LTD, 1998

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