Helping Litigants Help Themselves: The Ins and Outs of a Legal Help Program

ABA Law Student Podcast by Legal Talk Network

Jan 29, 202122:53Education

Not everyone can afford a lawyer, and not everyone needs one. But, when a regular person has a pressing legal question, where can they find answers? Promoting access to justice should include helping those with legal pro...

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