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Legal Aid at Work

Legal ServicesUnited States

Legal Aid at Work is a nonprofit legal services organization that provides free legal assistance, education, and advocacy to low-income working families and marginalized communities.

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Legal Aid at Work at a glance

Legal Aid at Work is a legal services company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 66 named people at Legal Aid at Work, including Annette P. Carnegie (Chair).

Industry
Legal Services
Headquarters
United States

Legal Aid at Work leadership

  • Annette P. CarnegieChair
  • Elizabeth J. CabraserVice Chair
  • Laurence F. PulgramVice Chair and Treasurer
  • Rachael E. MenyChair-Elect
  • Aaron KaufmannMember
  • Abbey A. BarreraMember

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