Karena Rahall has been chosen to head the Court Square Law Project, a "low bono" law firm that will provide affordable legal assistance to people with modest incomes.
December 07, 2015 at 11:03 PM
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Karena Rahall has been chosen to head the Court Square Law Project, a “low bono” law firm that will provide affordable legal assistance to people with modest incomes.
The project was formed through a partnership between CUNY Law, the New York City Bar Association and 19 law firms. The firms each donated $100,000 to fund the project (NYLJ, Oct. 15).
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