Following a similar effort in Washington, D.C., 19 major law firms have pledged $1.9 million for affordable legal services to people with modest incomes in New York who make too much to qualify for free legal aid.
October 14, 2015 at 03:46 PM
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Nineteen major law firms have pledged $1.9 million to help provide affordable legal services to people in the New York City area with modest incomes who make too much to qualify for free legal aid.
The effort, dubbed the Court Square Law Project, marks the second “low bono” project announced this year by firms attempting to address the pressing need for legal services for limited-income clients.
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