In a novel effort to address the civil legal needs of lower-income people, Georgetown University Law Center is working with two major law firms to create a small nonprofit law firm in Washington, D.C.
The unprecedented collaboration, announced Monday, is aimed at providing legal services at affordable rates to people with modest incomes who don’t qualify for free legal aid because they’re not poor enough.
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