Public Interest Law
Public Interest Law refers to legal practices and cases that focus on advocating for the rights and interests of the general public or specific marginalized groups. This type of law typically involves addressing issues such as civil rights, environmental protection, consumer rights, and access to justice. Public Interest Lawyers often work for nonprofit organizations, government agencies, or private law firms dedicated to promoting social justice and advancing the common good through legal advocacy and representation.
External Links
- [pilf.net] PUBLIC INTEREST LAW FIRM, A Professional Corporation – Public Interest Law Firm
- [Pili.org] Home - Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI)
- [jpil.org] Loyola Journal of Public Interest Law
- [aenv.org] Advocates for the Environment, a Southern California public-interest law firm and advocacy organization