Litigation
Dec. 11, 2010
Legal Nonprofit Sues Business Over Name
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles sues business owner for using the legal aid name to make a profit.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles has filed a lawsuit against a Los Angeles business owner for repeatedly using the name "legal aid" and similar terms to solicit clients for profit in violation of state law.
The nonprofit foundation that provides legal help to low-income clients, along with Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, filed the complaint Wednesday in Los Angeles County Super...
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