Volunteer Opportunity for Legal Services for Entrepreneurs Program:

Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights seeks Volunteers for Legal Services for Entrepreneurs Program

The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights (LCCR) is seeking law students to help with legal clinics for their Legal Services for Entrepreneurs (LSE) Program. The LSE Program helps disadvantaged and/or low-income persons access free legal services to help them with start-up businesses. Law students will have the opportunity to shadow and work alongside pro bono attorneys who assist clients with issues such as entity formation, lease negotiations, intellectual property, and contract negotiations. This opportunity is a low-level time commitment for students interested in doing volunteer work with business attorneys and making great connections. The two-hour clinic is held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at two different locations in San Francisco. If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, please email Errol Dauis at edauis@one-justice.org. In your email, please include any language abilities. LCCR especially needs Cantonese and Mandarin speakers to help translate for their Chinatown clinic.