Helping others in a time of crisis was one reason Yale Law School student Natasha Khan wanted to become an attorney.

Khan, a second-year law student, said she along with her peers realized the COVID-19 pandemic was hitting small businesses in the New Haven area hard. The businesses were affected in many ways, ranging from a loss of income for the owners to much-needed help filling out forms for financial assistance and dealing with having to lay off employees.

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