Legal Aid Society of San Diego – LASSD Services
The Legal Aid Society of San Diego Offers Many Services
The Legal Aid Society of Los Angeles is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing services and programs to those in need of legal assistance. In keeping with the mission of our association, we aim to meet the needs of those in need of our services. The goal of LASSD is to provide the highest level of service and professional representation to those in need of our services.
Legal Aid Society of Los Angeles Organization Description. LASSD offers comprehensive legal services to the low income residents of Los Angeles County, providing affordable direct legal services and more complex cases to individuals and litigating more complicated cases. The LASSD Association was established by the State Bar of California in 1970. It is governed by a Board of Directors that consists of licensed attorneys and judges who are elected annually.
Our Organization is headquartered in San Diego, and our staff is made up of experienced and committed professionals from many states and countries. Our LASSD lawyers and staff members have completed their LASSD Law School education and received their professional licenses after passing the state bar exam. All LASSD lawyers are members of the American Association of Lawyer’s for Professional Responsibility and abide by the Association’s Code of Ethics.
Law Students who wish to be admitted to LASSD are required to have completed their legal education in a law school that meets the state bar exam. Once the student has graduated from a law school, he or she will be able to practice law in either San Diego or Orange County. The law school that a student attends determines the bar examination they will take to become an attorney. Once a student has taken their bar exam, he or she will need to pass a background check and be approved by the State Bar before practicing law.
A student who practices law in Orange County will be responsible for the education of his or her legal aid lawyer, and must meet with the law student during the initial months in San Diego before deciding on a permanent address. A student may decide to rent or buy their own office space. The Law Student Housing Division administers the housing system for students attending LASSD and will oversee all lease agreements.
The Law Student Housing Division provides LASSD housing, meals, and all utilities and other utilities. The Law Student Housing Division is located on the seventh floor of the University Building, Room 711. Students residing at the University Building are also entitled to have a laundry room. They are required to pay the same rent as residents of the University Building, however the students do not receive laundry facilities.
The law student housing division also maintains the facility where the law student resides during their academic year. This is located at the university building on the sixth floor of the University Building, Room 710. The law student housing division maintains the laundry facility on the second floor of the building. There are four other residences on the third floor of the building. The fourth residence is a single family dwelling in the historic Westwood Village.
LASSD serves the residents of Los Angeles County. In addition to housing and support services, we assist individuals, employers, businesses, government agencies, and other organizations in achieving and maintaining the highest level of integrity. In addition to housing services, we provide free legal assistance to our clients.
As an accredited legal aid, the law student housing division provides free consultations. These consultations help a student determine what type of housing is best for them, and what services they need to meet their individual needs. They also help a student understand how to use their services.
Our Los Angeles housing and services department consist of over 90 members. We serve the entire community and provide services to people of all ages and backgrounds. Our lawyers work with individuals and organizations to assist in the development of individual, group, and family legal strategies. We offer consultation to our clients, with a view to providing the best legal representation possible for their needs.
The LASSD has an online website and can be accessed through the Internet. Our website offers information on housing, legal aid programs, and more. The website also offers listings for local attorneys and law student housing offices that will serve in Orange County. Please visit the website to learn more about living in San Diego.