Letter from Our Executive Director
Dear Friends and Supporters, Our clients are survivors. Each time a client reaches out for our help, he or she is standing up for his or her right to live in dignity. Lately, we have seen many more clients than usual, and of course this is an unusual time that we live in. Each day […]
Fighting for a Better Future for Women
Every day, LAFLA supports and empowers low-income women who are enduring some of the most traumatic, stressful situations of their lives. During Women’s History Month, we reflect on the historically disadvantaged position that women occupy—and emphasize the need for equal access to justice. More than two-thirds of LAFLA’s clients are women: Many of them seek […]
LAFLA’S New MLP Clinic Opens at Rancho Los Amigos
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles celebrates the opening of our newest Medical-Legal Partnership (MLP) clinic, located at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. The new clinic will connect low-income patients with the full scope of LAFLA’s free legal services. “We are excited to bring the breadth of LAFLA’s work and expertise to Rancho Los […]
Pro Bono Spotlight: Bisou Le
At LAFLA, we aim to make the pro bono experience as meaningful as possible, both for the clients served and for the volunteers. Pro bono attorneys help us extend our reach, while also learning about poverty law and refining their own practice. Through the LA Incubator Consortium (LAIC), new solo practitioners receive legal training, mentorship, […]
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts
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Advocates call on CA Judicial Council to suspend automated translations and address worsening inequality in state courts