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09-30-08
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Law students worry about how the financial crisis will impact their careers.
ABA Journal Lawyers representing banks, savings and loans, and other financial institutions respond to the growing need for pro bono legal assistance despite potential conflicts of interest.
ABA Journal The collapse of the housing market and the nation's financial crisis is negatively impacting poor people in need of legal assistance - and the attorneys that provide it.
Philadelphia Inquirer Government lawyers find creative ways to supplement lower salaries.
National Law Journal Equal Justice Works Alumnus Kevin Keenan comments on the Oyama v. California Supreme Court ruling on its anniversary.
San Diego Union-Tribune Equal Justice Works Alumna Monica Ramirez is profiled for her work at the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project. Subscription required.
The Recorder A list of nearly 50 recent law graduates working as Fellows throughout California includes 22 Equal Justice Works Fellows. Subscription required.
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RESOURCES
College Cost Reduction & Access Act update: public service loan forgiveness is not taxable.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Winners of the 2008 California State Bar President's Pro Bono Service Award are announced.
Corporate pro bono volunteering campaign tops $400 million.
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