Thomas Cahall Email & Phone Number

Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Research novel and emerging issues of law relevant to Judge Hertzberg's special assignment to Pennsylvania Abandoned and Blighted Property Conservatorship Act casesAssist Judge Hertzberg's chambers with administration, drafting, and research for a general civil docket

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

J.D. Candidate at Pitt Law, expected 2026CALI Award: Property

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Identify community members experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Allegheny County and connect them with the resources needed to maintain safety and stability Conduct outreach in the community, at shelters, and daytime drop-in centers to engage individuals experiencing homelessness, focusing on those most vulnerable.Identify immediate needs and assist with addressing those needs.Provide preliminary eligibility screening for all known publicly and privately funded housing programs in addition to the presenting need.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

-Assist Project Director with development, budgeting, bidding, subcontracting, and reporting at MA and NY sites-Consult on secondary sites as needed to provide high-urgency deliverables to clients-Supervise and train staff on reporting technologies, HUD compliance, and managing difficult households

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

- Coordinate the relocation of elderly and disabled residents for renovation and redevelopment of public housing developments- Ensure all HUD regulations and disability accommodations are followed during relocation- Track and report project deliverables to client on a regular basis using Airtable, Excel, Google Suite

Boston, Ma

- Created media containing production and client data for attorneys and paralegals- Maintained Litigation Support document and file tracking systems- Billed hours utilizing Intapp timekeeping service- Balanced prioritization of recurring tasks with time sensitive projects in a fast-paced environment- Developed clear communication strategies to meet competing needs of multiple litigation support specialists as well as paralegals, secretaries, and staff attorneys

London, United Kingdom

-Matched former shelter residents in supported housing with long-term independent housing opportunities based on needs; learned to support clients with addiction and mental health issues; worked to understand individual background, needs, and progress; presented cases to housing placement and support organizations- Coordinated with transitional support workers and housing agents to arrange apartment visits and sign-ups; attended apartment viewings with clients to ensure units were up to acceptable standards- Supported clients with moving preparations: budgeting, utility sign ups, benefits applications and changes of address; applied for discretionary payment and grants for furniture and appliances- Performed occasional receptionist duties; answered calls, distributed mail, secured access to building, followed guest sign in and registration procedures

-Independently managed the Husky Volunteer Team, a semester-long student volunteer program; involved over 100 students across 13 local non-profits in teams of 4-10, held trainings and events to ensure student retention and enthusiasm, accompanied students to site and acted as a liaison between students and organization as problems arose-Responded to general phone and email inquiries thoughtfully, seeking to connect community organizations, students, and faculty to each other and to all available resources to increase Northeastern's impact on its community-Planned multiple events ranging from 30-200 attendees for volunteer recruitment and trainings, as well as a project showcase reception-Reviewed applications for student community-based project grants (awarded nearly $10,000), tracked student completion of required projects, planned showcase event for other students and community partners to demonstrate efficacy of the grants program-Worked with vendors to design and order over $10,000 of promotional materials-Planned and executed an Alternative Weekend service trip for 11 other students to Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. Worked with Woodstock’s volunteer coordinator to arrange housing and acquire necessary insurance documents. Ensured all payments, waivers, and other necessary documents were collected, budgeted for food and travel costs, and led reflection activities to ensure a meaningful experience for all students.

Bachelor'S Degree, Sociology And Political Science

High School

Activities and Societies: Tutor - Bishop McDowell Program; Forensics Society - Lincoln-Douglas Debate; Varsity Rowing; Marching Band