Decades Later, Veteran Finally Secures Support for Trauma-Induced Struggles Related to Military Service
Women make up an increasing proportion of the U.S. armed forces, yet there continues to ...
New Website Supports Veterans and Caregivers to Appeal Past Denial, Reduction, or Termination of VA Caregiver Program Benefits
Thanks to a class-action lawsuit, a website has been launched to help seriously disabled veterans ...
Black History Month Resource Guide – 2022
Public Counsel’s 2022 Black History Month staff planning committee created this list of educational resources and ...
Public Counsel Senior Supervising Attorney Maggie Reyes Bordeaux Appointed to Bankruptcy Bench.
After more than 20 years of practicing bankruptcy law, Magdalena Reyes Bordeaux, a senior supervising ...
Celebrating Our Victories and Achievements in 2021
For more than 50 years, Public Counsel has fought for a more equitable and just ...
Public Counsel’s Run for Justice Returns – 20 Months After Last In-Person Race
Public Counsel’s annual in-person 5k race and fundraiser, Run For Justice, returned this past weekend ...
Public Counsel’s 2021 William O. Douglas Award Dinner Celebrates Community and Honorees
After going virtual in 2020, Public Counsel’s William O. Douglas Award Dinner returned last night ...
Public Counsel’s Directing Attorney Appointed to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Consumer Advisory Board!
We’re excited to share that Steph Carroll, Directing Attorney of Public Counsel’s Consumer Rights and ...
Thirty Years After He Was First Deported, a U.S. Veteran is Finally Sworn in as a U.S. Citizen
We are thrilled to share that today, Agustin Abarca, a deported U.S. veteran, was finally ...
New Report Exposes How Flawed Food Laws Fail Street Vendors
Three Years After Sidewalk Vending Was Legalized in California and LA, Food Vendors Are Still ...
