http://www.securityplanninggroup.com
We at Security Planning Group, Inc., are a group of legal professionals who are constantly striving to expand the professional and public knowledge about financial self-defense plans to guard against Governmental Security, the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Health Services, Hospitals and Nursing Homes, which are just a short list of the potential threats to your family's financial security and your own personal rights. We specialize in preparing documents that guarantee you the right to maintain your personal dignity and wishes in the event you cannot make those decisions for yourself, without unnecessary governmental intrusion into your private affairs. The American Dream can turn into a nightmare if ordinary people do not take the necessary steps to implement a basic financial self-defense plan that requires your individual wishes to be carried out in the event you cannot make such decisions for yourself. By virtue of rights granted to all of us under Federal and State laws we can protect ourselves from government and hospital abuses and maintain control over our finances and our personal dignity. We take an active roll in speaking to new legislation for elders and advocate the rights of individuals to be free to make personal choices free of governmental oversight. Besides advocating for the use of Health Care Directives and Financial Powers of Attorney, we handle Trust issues and have litigated Trust and Probate matters. Our entire staff is continually trained through continuing legal education courses and attend regular seminars and meetings on local and national levels. Joseph Adelizzi is General Counsel for Security Planning Group, Inc. He has been in practice since 1984 and has litigated cases for some of the nations largest insurance companies. He is admitted to the California Supreme Court, State Bar of California; United States District Courts, Central District and Southern District; United States Tax Court, all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
http://www.fellowsassociates.com
Fellows' aim to support the requirements of all users who browse our website. However, it is possible that you may experience problems when trying to access this website using an assistive device. If you do encounter a problem and would like to provide us with feedback this would be very much appreciated. Please email us at ksutton@fellowsassociates.com and we will try to resolve the issue. Alternatively please call us on: +44 (0)207 849 3012 Fellows' Associates 90 Long Acre London WC2E 9RZ
The California Anti-SLAPP Project (CASP) is a public interest law firm and policy organization dedicated to fighting SLAPPs in California and thereby protecting the right to participate in government and civic affairs and to speak freely about public issues. More about CASP ... SLAPPs are Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation. SLAPPs are lawsuits filed against people or organizations because they have exercised their right to petition the government or speak out on public issues. SLAPPs frequently contain claims for libel, slander, defamation, malicious prosecution, and/or abuse of process. More about SLAPPs ... Have you been SLAPPed? Our website includes information for both attorneys and the general public. If you are facing an actual or potential SLAPP in California, use our webform to report a SLAPP and ask for help. An attorney will determine if we can help you with advice or assistance on your case. You may want to go to the page where you can view the Survival Guide for SLAPP Victims or learn about other organizations that assist SLAPP targets. Please note: CASP is only able to assist with SLAPPs filed in the state of California. For out of state SLAPPs, you may wish to consult these additional resources. The information on this website is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your specific situation.
The Immigrant and Refugee Appellate Center, LLC (IRAC) is a public interest immigration law firm. It is dedicated to representing persons from throughout the world in immigration matters. IRAC defends individuals in appellate proceedings before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), the federal circuit courts of appeals, and in habeas proceedings in federal district courts. Among others, it has represented asylum applicants, applicants for relief under the Convention Against Torture, lawful permanent residents, derivative United States citizens, and parolees who are threatened with removal or deportation from the United States. In addition, IRAC assists immigration attorneys. It provides a same day filing service with the BIA. It arranges to review and copy Records of Proceedings (ROP's) at the BIA. It researches and drafts briefs, motions, and memoranda of law for all levels of immigration proceedings. Thomas Hutchins, Esq. established IRAC in 2001. Mr. Hutchins brings more than fifteen years of appellate experience to IRAC, first as a staff attorney with a refugee group in South Texas and then as a private practitioner in Virginia. He is joined by James Feroli, Esq., with over five years of immigration law practice.
The firm was founded in 1983 by Paul Cavalluzzo, Jim Hayes, and Elizabeth Shilton. Their objective was to create a distinctive firm which would be recognized for excellence and a commitment to social justice and equality, particularly in the field of labour law. Since that day the firm has grown to now include more than thirty lawyers with the same commitment. David Bloom and Bernie Hanson joined Paul, Jim and Elizabeth shortly after the firm's creation. In 1988, Elizabeth McIntyre, of the feminist law firm Symes, Kitely, McIntyre, joined the firm, bringing her expertise in health professions and labour law. In 1994, Mary Cornish, founder of the feminist law firm Cornish Advocates, brought her expertise in the area of human rights and labour law. Later, Helena Orton, Karen Schucher, Victoria Reaume, Michael Wright, David Matheson, Kate A. Hughes and Jeffrey M. Andrew became partners. In 2002, Hugh O'Reilly joined the firm as a partner, bringing his expertise in pensions and benefits. We have attracted talented associates and continue to grow in numbers and in breadth of experience in different areas of law. We represent trade unions, organizations, and individuals in both the public and private sector, and in every profession. Our clients include teachers, musicians, nurses, doctors, engineers, pilots, health care professionals, judges, postal workers, machinists, airline workers, service workers, industrial workers, retail workers, equality seeking groups and community organizations. We strive to continue the tradition of excellence and client service established by our founding partners.
While the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance primarily focuses on local issues, we have been engaged with the Arctic Refuge campaign for several years. Many people believe that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is the last great wilderness in America and that if we lose this area we will ultimately lose a piece of ourselves. That is why our organization has written articles, given presentations and continues to talk to our members about this wild landscape. In 2005, long-time Arctic activist, Ken Madsen presented "Malkom the Birder Boy" at NMWA's Public Lands Rally. Since then he has become a friend of NMWA, presenting at the 2006 Wilderness Conference, and has worked with activists in NM to help create more awareness for the Refuge throughout New Mexico.
The North Carolina Institute for Constitutional Law is a new non profit legal foundation located in Raleigh, North Carolina. The NCICL was formed to conduct research, educate and advise the general public, policy makers, and the Bar on rights of citizens under the constitutions of the State of North Carolina and the United States of America. It is furthermore our mission to advocate the principles of limited government and strive to ensure compliance with the constitutional restraints on government. To achieve that mission, the NCICL conducts educational programs such as continuing legal education, tracks legislation and when appropriate sponsors forums to facilitate discussion of various proposed legislative and constitutional issues including proposed constitutional amendments. The NCICL will engage in litigation when necessary to achieve our mission. An intern will receive experience in legal/public policy and public interest organizations by conducting limited research and writing on relevant legal topics. The intern will also assist with the planning and execution of various educational programs. Applicants should also be willing to perform clerical/administrative tasks. This is a non-paid position, open to U.S. and International applicants. It is a great opportunity for anyone considering a legal/economic education. Please email application and resume to Mary Blocker at mblocher@ncicl.org.
Juvenile Rights Project, Inc. is an Oregon non-profit corporation founded for the purpose of providing high quality legal services to children and families, without the means to retain counsel, through individual representation in juvenile proceedings, and through class-wide advocacy in the courts and legislature.
Pro Bono Net is a national, nonprofit organization that works in close partnership with nonprofit legal organizations across the country to increase access to justice for poor and moderate-income people and other vulnerable populations. It does so through (i) supporting the innovative and effective use of technology by the nonprofit legal sector, (ii) increasing participation by volunteer attorneys, and (iii) facilitating collaborations among nonprofit legal organizations and advocates working on similar issues or in the same region.
http://www.wyominglegalservices.org
Wyoming Legal Services Inc. (WLS) is a federally funded, non-profit law firm. We provide legal assistance to low income individuals living in Wyoming. WLS maintains three offices across Wyoming. The administrative office is located in Lander. Satellite offices are located in Casper and Cheyenne. Each office is staffed by attorneys and support staff, trained to assist you with your legal questions and problems. WLS provides representation in many, though not all, types of civil cases. We cannot represent defendants in criminal cases unless the defendant is a Native American and needs representation in Tribal Court. If you have been charged with a crime, you should request that the court appoint an attorney to represent you if you cannot afford one. Eligibility: Applicants must first financially qualify to be eligible for services. Each applicant must fill out an application disclosing gross monthly income, number of persons in the family, other assets, and a brief statement of the legal problem. Priorities: Unfortunately, WLS is not able to assist everyone who financially qualifies. The Board of Directors determines the types of cases that WLS accepts. Generally, our program may be able to provide legal assistance with: Shelter: Evictions and other lanlord-tenant issues, utility shut-offs, public housing, unhealthy or dangerous housing conditions Income: Social Security, Supplmental Security Income (SSI), Medicare, Medicaid, and public benefits Consumer Debt: Repossession of property, bad debt, garnishment, and bankruptcy Migrant: In addition to the general priorities: wage claims, housing, health and safety issues, community education Family: We assist with completion of pro se (do-it-yourself) legal packets in the areas of divorce, custody modification, and child support modification. These packets are available from any Wyoming District Court for $10.00.
http://www.communityjusticeinc.org
Community Justice, Inc., Wisconsin- $5,000: Community Justice, Inc. ("CJI") is a non-profit public interest law firm providing legal services to low-income individuals. Approximately half of CJI's caseload involves family law and custody matters. CJI is partnering on this grant with the Rainbow Project, a non-profit mental health agency serving children who have been victims of child abuse, sexual abuse, or witnesses to domestic violence. The ABA grant will be used to provide legal services to children who disclose abuse during the divorce process and to children seeking civil protective relief, and to provide mental health training and support to attorneys representing these children. The Rainbow staff will provide individual case consultation to the pro bono attorneys and will develop resource materials on the issue of child abuse disclosures for use by attorneys, GALs, parents and community members.
http://www.disabilitylawcenter.org
The Disability Law Center (DLC), established in 1978, is the only statewide disability agency in Utah that provides self-advocacy assistance, legal services, disability rights education and public policy advocacy. The DLC has broad statutory powers to safeguard the rights of people with disabilities. The DLC has a long and rich history as part of the disability rights movement in Utah. We have provided legal assistance, self-advocacy training, outreach and public policy advocacy to more than 67,300 people with disabilities over the past fifteen years. Through a series of landmark cases and cutting-edge advocacy, we have helped transform our community to a place where all people are welcome regardless of their abilities.
http://www.lansnerkubitschek.com
Lansner & Kubitschek is a private law firm working in the public interest. We provide a full range of services to family law clients in private cases and to those seeking redress of violations of the constitutional rights to family integrity and freedom from harm. The firm also represents claimant in Social Security Disability matters at all levels. Our attorneys represent clients in every level of state and federal courts. A list of reported cases include: Nicholson v. Williams, 203 F.Supp.2d 153 (E.D. N.Y. 2002), 344 F.3d 154 (2d Cir. 2003), 2004 WL 2381177 In a class-action lawsuit, credited with affecting policy nationwide, the federal court declared the City of New York's Policy of removing children from battered mothers to be unconstitutional, and enjoined its illegal practices.
Legal Services of Northern Virginia is a full service, nonprofit law firm that serves clients throughout Northern Virginia. It was established in 1980 by consolidating several existing local legal aid organizations into a regional service program. LSNV is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, now funded primarily by local governments in Northern Virginia, the Legal Services Corporation of Virginia, foundations, the private bar, and other donors. The mission of Legal Services of Northern Virginia is to provide free, high quality civil legal services to low-income, elderly, or disabled individuals, who, without legal assistance, face the loss or deprivation of a critical human need such as food, shelter, medical care, income, family stability, or personal safety. LSNV seeks to provide equal access to the civil justice system for those residents of the City of Alexandria, the Counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William and the cities and towns adjacent to those counties, who are unable to afford private legal counsel. LSNV provides services in a variety of substantive civil legal areas, including: family law, housing law, elder law, public benefits claims, access to health care, child advocacy, employment and civil rights law, consumer law, AIDS/HIV issues and tax disputes. Staff and volunteers provide legal advice, brief service, and representation in administrative hearings and in court, as well as community legal education, and advocacy before local and state governmental entities, all without charge to our clients. have a predictable schedule and a very limited time commitment. To introduce the project and to provide comprehensive training for attorneys, LSNV can schedule a free viewing of a videotape of a recent CLE that includes a presentation on the procedure and evidence in protective order cases, tips and pointers from the bench, and a mock trial. LSNV's experienced staff will also provide ongoing mentoring to any interested attorneys. A law degree is a powerful tool with which you can help make our community safer. Please join us in this effort.
Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto, based in Washington, D.C., is the nation's leading law firm for whistleblower protection. We stand up in court for those who speak out against unjust and illegal practices on the job. As experts in employee litigation, our attorneys focus on the many complex statutes that today are at issue in whistleblower cases, including the qui tam provision of the False Claims Act, which encourages workers to report government contract fraud. With clients from both the public and private sectors, we also pursue actions involving wrongful dismissal, the American worker's right to privacy and free speech, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Freedom of Information Act, to name a few. Founded in 1988, KKC has won numerous landmark decisions, rewriting workplace law while earning millions of dollars in damages for our clients. The firm has successfully litigated a series of prominent cases, generating widespread recognition via the national press. Meanwhile, our volunteer efforts on behalf of lesser-known whistleblowers and the crucial role they play in a free society have earned us the respect of our legal peers. The attorneys at KKC support all those who serve the larger good by revealing work-related assaults on the nation's health and defense, from government malfeasance to the corporate disregard for nuclear and environmental regulations.
Terris, Pravlik & Millian, LLP is a public interest law firm dedicated to providing the highest quality legal services to those who cannot afford to pay usual attorneys' fees. Established in 1970, Terris, Pravlik & Millian, LLP began as the Law Offices of Bruce J. Terris. Since its establishment during the early days of the environmental movement, our firm has become a leader in the litigation of environmental issues on behalf of individual citizens, neighborhood groups, national environmental organizations and governments. The firm has also established itself as a leader in the litigation of employment and civil rights litigation representing individual and groups denied fair employment, fair housing, voting rights, medical care, religious accommodation and reasonable accommodation for disabilities. Our firm has been recognized for its contributions to public interest issues: The Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs awarded the firm its Outstanding Achievement Award in the field of Public Accommodations in 2007. The American Canoe Association awarded the firm its J. Henry Rushton Award for Advancement of Paddle Sports in 1999. The Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs awarded the firm its Outstanding Achievement Award in the field of Fair Housing in 1997. The National Wildlife Federation awarded the firm its Conservation Law Award in 1981. In situations where the award of attorneys' fees is available and likely, we represent clients without payment on fees and expenses and seek compensation from the defendant at the conclusion of the litigation. In other situations, we represent clients at a substantially reduced rate compared to the usual market rate for attorneys. The firm has previously been known as the Law Offices of Bruce J. Terris, Terris & Sunderland, Terris, Edgecombe, Hecker & Wayne, and Terris, Pravlik & Wagner.
Smith & Lowney, P.L.L.C. is a public interest law firm located in Seattle, Washington. The firm was founded by Richard A. Smith and Knoll D. Lowney in 1994, and has since grown to five attorneys. The firm represents various citizens and non-profit organizations working to protect the environment of Washington State. The firm represents consumers in class action litigation. Using federal and state laws, Smith & Lowney reduces pollution discharges, protects wildlife, habitats, and landscapes, and enforces environmental laws. The firm's focus is in citizen suits and land use matters, and has led efforts to ensure that various land use proposals are halted or modified to protect the environment. Smith & Lowney also represents citizens, organizations and tribal entities in a general litigation practice. Representative clients include Friends of Grays Harbor, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, Washington Trout, Satsop Valley Homeowners Association, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, National Audubon Society, and the Seattle Displacement Coalition.
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