Law Practice
May 21, 2020
40 LA firms, organizations combine to offer virus-related legal help
Businesses confronting new workplace regulations can get help to renegotiate commercial leases, apply for government relief programs and navigate compliance with emergency health and safety orders.
Forty law firms, bar associations and legal aid organizations in Los Angeles are cooperating to provide pro bono services to individuals and small businesses facing specific coronavirus problems, such as negotiating landlord-tenant disputes during the eviction moratorium, helping with government aid, unemployment and domestic violence issues.
The program, called L.A. Represents, differs from how firms usually offer free services, sa...
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