National Pro Bono Week: Building a Better Los Angeles Starts with Us
As we celebrate National Pro Bono Week, we want to express our deepest gratitude to ...
Federal Judge Issues Groundbreaking Ruling in Favor of Disabled Veterans, Mandates Sweeping Changes at West LA VA Campus
VA Ordered to Build Thousands of Housing Units on West LA Campus; Leases Voided for ...
Historic Trial to Hold VA Accountable for Failing to Provide Housing and Healthcare for Disabled Veterans Begins This Week
A landmark trial addressing the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Housing ...
Street Vendors Secure Groundbreaking Settlement with City of L.A., Ending Discriminatory Vending Restrictions and Reimbursing Citations
Vendors Successfully Hold City Accountable for Violating State Law, Catalyze Profound Changes in How City ...
Public Counsel Attorneys Honored with 2024 CLAY Award by Daily Journal
We are thrilled to announce that Public Counsel attorneys Gina Amato Lough and Kathleen Rivas ...
Honoring the Legacy of Civil Rights Giant Reverend James M. Lawson, Jr.
Last week, we lost a pillar of the Civil Rights Movement. Reverend James M. Lawson, ...
New Manual Empowers Families to Advocate for Students’ Special Education Rights
All students deserve to learn and thrive at school. Unfortunately, not all students receive the ...
Community Fest Brings Residents Together for a Day of Empowerment and Unity
Public Counsel is immensely grateful to everyone who participated in our inaugural Community Fest this ...
Celebrating Victory: A Client’s Journey to Student Loan Debt Forgiveness
In 2018, Robert sought our assistance with his federal student loan debt. Robert, who has ...
Public Counsel’s Immigrants’ Rights Project Represents at Immigrant Day of Action in Sacramento
Public Counsel’s Immigrants’ Rights Project proudly participated in the California Immigrant Policy Center’s Immigrant Day ...
