Learning Lessons from Litigators: Public Interest Lawyering

by | Oct 28, 2017

What can lawyers do? Public interest litigation differs in important ways from other kinds of litigation because it operates in this space ā€“ in the enforcement and enumeration of rights. In this block, we talk with litigators on the goals and aims of public interest lawyering.

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