Law Practice
Sep. 27, 2006
Funding Woes Kill Nonprofit Firm
LOS ANGELES - After 35 years of waging battles in the name of civil rights and social justice, the Center for Law in the Public Interest has decided to close, following a unanimous vote by the organization's directors.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - After 35 years of waging battles in the name of civil rights and social justice, the Center for Law in the Public Interest has decided to close, following a unanimous vote by the organization's directors.
The board cited lack of funding as the reason for the dissolution.
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