Law Practice
May 11, 2011
Nonprofits Feel Crush of Consumer Cases
The worst of the economic crisis may have passed, but legal nonprofits are still struggling under a rash of foreclosures, bankruptcies and other consumer cases as big firms sideline themselves because of conflicts.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The worst of the economic crisis may have passed, but legal nonprofits are still struggling under a rash of foreclosures, bankruptcies and other consumer cases.
Frustrating the massive caseload is the fact that many big law firms, which provide the bulk of volunteer work to legal nonprofts, are conflicted out of consumer cases because financial services companies are their clients. The situation (some n...
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