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The Law Project of the Chicago Lawyers' Committee

Chicago, IL
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www.thelawproject.org

    • About Us

    The Law Project (formerly known as the Community Economic Development Law Project) is a program of the Chicago Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights. Founded in 1985, TLP provides transactional pro bono legal representation to nonprofit organizations involved in community development, affordable housing and social services. In addition, pro bono representation is provided to low-income entrepreneurs and first time home buyers.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Economic Development
    • Legal Assistance

    Location

    • 100 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 600, Chicago, IL 60602, United States
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    Discover Your Calling

    Find opportunities to change the world with the latest social-impact job, internship, and volunteer listings. Plus, explore resources for taking action in your community.