Los Angeles Free Legal Aid [1]

Los Angeles is the second largest city in the United States, with a multicultural population spead across hundreds of square miles.  Los Angeles free legal help [2] is everywhere, but you have to know where to look.  

 

Non-profit Resources:

Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles [3]

Christian Legal Aid of Los Angeles [4]

 

Government Resources:

Legal Services Corporation [5]

 

 

Law School Clinics:

Southwestern Law School Clinics

Children's Rights Clinic [6]Immigration Law Clinic [7]Street Law Clinic [8]

• Clinic Newsletter [9]

 

USC Law School Legal Clinics

• Immigration Clinic [10]

  The clinic provides pro bono representation to clients in a variety of immigration cases including asylum, applications for relief under the Violence Against Women Act, and other applications for relief from removal.

• Intellectual Property and Technology Law Clinic [11]

  A joint project of USC Law, the USC Annenberg Center for Communication, and USC Information Services Division, the clinic represents clients in a wide-ranging set of projects related to cutting-edge issues in intellectual property and technology law.

• International Human Rights Clinic [12]

  The International Human Rights Clinic gives students the opportunity to work on projects and cases, both local and international, which confront the most pressing human rights concerns of our day. Under the supervision of Clinic Director Professor Hannah Garry [13], students seek justice on behalf of victims, hold perpetrators of serious human rights abuses accountable and work towards progressive development of the law. Through this experience, students acquire knowledge and skills for effective international lawyering and human rights advocacy while supporting the critical work of human rights advocates and organizations worldwide.

• Mediation Clinic [14]

  In the Mediation Clinic, students learn the dispute resolution skills required to become professional mediators, and then apply those skills by mediating actual court cases.

• Post-Conviction Justice Project [15]

  The clinic represents California federal and state inmates in post-conviction issues ranging from parole board hearings to petitions for writ of habeas corpus.

• Small Business Clinic [16]

  The Small Business Clinic provides basic corporate legal assistance to entrepreneurs, small businesses and non-profit organizations, ranging from entity selection and formation to contract drafting.

UCLA Law School Clinics and Programs

Business Law and Policy Program  [17]
Center for Law and Economics  [18]
Clinical Program  [19]
[20]Critical Race Studies [21] 
David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law & Policy  [22]
Emmett Center on Climate Change and the Environment  [23]  
Empirical Research Group  [24]
Entertainment and Media Law and Policy Program  [25]
Environmental Law  [26]
Globalization and Labor Standards  [27]
Health and Human Rights Law Project 
[28]International Human Rights Law Program ​ [29]
International Law  [30]
Law and Philosophy Program  [31]
Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy [32] 
Native Nations Law & Policy  [33]
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program  [34]  
Office of Public Interest Programs  [35]  
PULSE (Program on Understanding Law, Science, and Evidence)  [36]
Sanela Diana Jenkins Human Rights Project  [37]  
UCLA-RAND Center for Law and Public Policy  [38]
Williams Institute on Sexual Orientation Law and Public Policy  [39]
UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate [40]

 

Loyola Law School Clinics

Bar Programs & Academic Success [41]

Business Law Practicum [42]

Cancer Legal Resource Center [43]

Center for Conflict Resolution [44]

Center for Juvenile Law and Policy [45]

Center for Restorative Justice [46]

Center for the Study of Law and Genocide [47]

Civil Justice Program [48]

Disability Rights Legal Center [49]