PLC, as Orange County’s pro bono law firm works with over 1500 volunteers to provide free legal services.
Organization Website
Twitter: @publiclawcenter
Facebook: Facebook
Primary geographic focus: Southern California, Southwestern California
Organization Type: Provider
LAAC Membership Type: Members
Lists: IOLTA-Funded, IOLTA Field Programs
Tags: Asian/ Pacific Islander, Consumer Protection, Domestic Violence, Family, Health Care, HIV/AIDS, Housing: Homelessness, Immigration, Medical-Legal Partnerships, Pro Bono, Veterans
Voice of Orange County: Investigative News Agency
January 11, 2017
As California immigrants brace themselves for a new presidential administration, legal aid and civil rights advocates have reported an increase in predatory immigration scams throughout the state.
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The Orange County Register
November 19, 2015
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Daily Pilot
May 13, 2015
Orange County Superior Court Judge Sheila Fell denied the city of Costa Mesa's motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a ban on most long-term stays in motels.
Organization Website
Twitter: @publiclawcenter
Facebook: Facebook
Primary geographic focus: Southern California, Southwestern California
Organization Type: Provider
LAAC Membership Type: Members
Lists: IOLTA-Funded, IOLTA Field Programs
Tags: Asian/ Pacific Islander, Consumer Protection, Domestic Violence, Family, Health Care, HIV/AIDS, Housing: Homelessness, Immigration, Medical-Legal Partnerships, Pro Bono, Veterans
Now in its 33rd year of service, PLC’s 35 staff members work with over 1,500 Orange County lawyers, paralegals, law students and other volunteers annually to provide free civil legal services, including: counseling, individual representation, community education, and strategic litigation and advocacy to challenge societal injustices.
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News StoryAdvocates Warn of Spike in Fraud as Immigrants Fear Deportation Under Trump
Thy VoVoice of Orange County: Investigative News Agency
January 11, 2017
As California immigrants brace themselves for a new presidential administration, legal aid and civil rights advocates have reported an increase in predatory immigration scams throughout the state.
News Story
Court: Huntington Beach can’t remove hundreds of low-income units from housing plan
Greg MellenThe Orange County Register
November 19, 2015
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Judge lets challenge to Costa Mesa motel law proceed
Jeremiah DobruckDaily Pilot
May 13, 2015
Orange County Superior Court Judge Sheila Fell denied the city of Costa Mesa's motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a ban on most long-term stays in motels.
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