Features
May 1, 2007
From the Editor
By Martin Lasden
When Gina Lobaco, the author of this month's cover story, first got involved in public-interest law as a young political activist, the legal-services lawyers she met often seemed more idealistic than practical. "The stereotype was long hair, sandals, and jeans," she recalls, "and in fact that's what many of them looked like. They wanted to make the world a better place, and th...
When Gina Lobaco, the author of this month's cover story, first got involved in public-interest law as a young political activist, the legal-services lawyers she met often seemed more idealistic than practical. "The stereotype was long hair, sandals, and jeans," she recalls, "and in fact that's what many of them looked like. They wanted to make the world a better place, and th...
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