National Law Journal
...Currently, in-house corporate legal departments are providing a range of pro bono services that include staffing neighborhood legal clinics for community-based...
National Law Journal
...City's Planning and Development Services Department, and recommended the Structure...the City's Housing and Neighborhood Services Department, also concurred in...
...C.'s Chinatown neighborhood to the 13...in-charge, gave Legal Times a tour...are selling their services to the federal...
...by and federal budget woes meant cuts for groups like the Neighborhood Legal Services Program, the lone D.C. provider to receive Legal Services Corp...
...the Rockaway, Queens, neighborhood. "When I...a bundle of legal research and information...so many legal services that these small...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...s Rockaway Beach neighborhood following Hurricane Sandy...four weekends offering legal services, and sympathy, to...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...s West End neighborhood near Georgetown, about...into a full-service law firm that...full range of legal services to a...
...the most part, however, the legal sector shut down across a...visited the New York shorefront neighborhood of Breezy Point, where more...
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