Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - When the legal aid outpost Neighborhood Justice Clinic opened five years ago in Berkeley, its founders expected mostly homeless people to filter in and seek help with trespassing citations. Instead, about half of the clinic's clients were low-income individuals who had been sued over credit card debt, said Ted Mermin, a senior legal advisor at the East Bay Community Law Center, the clinic&...
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