Free public interest litigation support in the United States
13 organisations · United States
13 organisations in the United States offer free or low-cost public interest litigation support. Types of organisation: 6 NGOs, 4 university law clinics, 2 associations and networks, 1 pro bono service. Access: 3 free for everyone, 5 reserved for specific groups. Most offered languages: English, Spanish.
What this covers
Cases brought to change a law or a practice for many people at once: constitutional challenges, class actions and strategic litigation.
Organisations
Charlottesville
- Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) NGO · English, Spanish
Chicago
- Environmental Law & Policy Center NGO · English, Spanish
Eugene
- Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) Association / Network · English, Spanish
- Western Environmental Law Center (WELC) NGO · English, Spanish
Irvine
- Michael G. Ermer Pro Bono Program University clinic · English, Spanish
New York
- Cyrus R. Vance Center for International Justice Pro bono service · English, Spanish
- Natural Resources Defense Council NGO · English, Spanish
- PILnet: The Global Network for Public Interest Law Association / Network · English, Spanish
Philadelphia
- Toll Public Interest Center University clinic · English, Spanish
San Francisco
- Earthjustice NGO · English, Spanish
Stanford
- Mills Legal Clinic University clinic · English
Tucson
- Center for Biological Diversity NGO · English, Spanish
Washington
- Clinical & Experiential Programs University clinic · English, Spanish
Other needs covered in the United States
- Children & youth
- Civil rights & discrimination
- Consumer & debt
- Criminal & prisoners' rights
- Disability
- Domestic & family violence
- Elder law
- Employment & workers' rights
- Environment
- Family
- Generalist
- Health
- Housing & tenancy
- Human rights
- Immigration & asylum
- Indigenous rights
- Intellectual property
- Refugee rights
- Small business & startups
- Tax
- Technology & digital rights
- Veterans
- Welfare & social assistance
- Women's rights
Orientation only, not legal advice. Information aggregated from public sources: always check with the organisation before relying on any entry.