Welcome to Louisiana's online resource for public interest and pro bono advocates.
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Join us. Go to "Civil Law," "Oil Disaster," "Save New Orleans Homes" or "Arts & Entertainment." Go to "Join this Area" to submit a membership form. Share your ideas with our survey.
Watch the video "Equal Justice Under Law" from the Access to Justice Program of the Louisiana State Bar Association.
Members, please share your practice resources!
Here's how: log in under Civil Law, click on "Library," click on "Add a Resource," and follow the online instructions.
Want to help? See the Louisiana State Bar Association's list of organizations with pro bono opportunities. Plus you can click on the "Volunteer" tab at the top of this page to learn more about pro bono opportunities for you.
Please update old contact information. Go to your practice area, log in, go to "My Profile." Click on "forgot password" for an e-mail reminder.
Law Students: click here to check out Equal Justice Works AmeriCorps.
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This website is administered by Southeast Louisiana Legal Services (SLLS) in collaboration with free legal services programs and pro bono projects around the state.
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For more information about www.probono.net/la, please contact:
Lisa Stansky
Statewide Website Administrator
e-mail: lstansky@slls.org
Get the scoop. Then scroll down for CLEs and other happenings.
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- Bar Task Force to Study Issues Related to Indigent Pro Se Litigants Feb 3
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- Law students find inspiration in the Big Easy Feb 1
- Ruling limits some mentally ill from representing selves in court Jan 31
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Anyone with a legal problem in Louisiana is welcome to call the Louisiana Civil Justice Center (LCJC), the help line for legal information. The LCJC does not help with criminal matters and some services require screening for financial eligibility. The phone number is (504) 355-0970 or (800) 310-7029, Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Law Students: learn about Equal Justice Works AmeriCorps.
Here is how you can support Louisiana's Justice community - the LSBA Access to Justice Program.
Future public interest lawyers: there is an online student debt relief resource center from Equal Justice Works.
Do you have a request for help from a member of the armed forces? Click here to take a look at the ABA's Military Pro Bono Project.
The Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law has more than 500,000 resources in its online library? Click here to learn more.
