At OneJustice’s 2025 Pro Bono Conference, ICLS Executive Director Tessie Solorzano joined Survivor Justice Center Executive Director Carmen McDonald, Bet Tzedek Legal Services CEO Diego Cartagena, and OneJustice CEO and session moderator Phil Hwang for an inspiring discussion on…
At ICLS, we understand the importance of community legal education. Knowing how a court process works, what your response requirements are when you receive a lawsuit, and your legal rights on a particular matter are…
Earlier this month, ICLS hosted six interns from Southwestern Law School for our Spring Break Experiential Learning Program – providing an opportunity for the students to get real world experience, research legal topics affecting our…
As more of our daily lives move online, with telehealth appointments, online shopping, and more, older adults face greater risks of abuse, especially when they are isolated. Abuse can take many forms, including physical harm,…
If your home was lost or damaged by wildfires, be cautious when hiring a contractor. Unfortunately, some take advantage of disaster victims by overcharging, doing poor work, or leaving jobs unfinished. We’ve compiled these tips…
Our legal staff compiled a list of the most meaningful law changes in Riverside and San Bernardino counties to prepare the community for changes in public programs, policies, and more as a result of bills…
Recovering from a fire is overwhelming, and unfortunately, scammers prey on survivors during this difficult time. Protect yourself and your loved ones by staying alert and following these key tips. Don’t sign up or pay…
Veterans face unique challenges in our communities, which can oftentimes compound into complex legal issues related to housing, health care, and more. Unfortunately, the reality is that many Veterans in our communities cannot afford…
As the incoming Trump administration gears up to take office with plans for mass deportations, stricter border measures, and aggressive action to restrict lawful and unlawful immigration, Southern California organizations serving immigrant communities are mobilizing…
With a new law effective January 1, tenants in California now have twice as much time to respond to an eviction lawsuit. Going forward, tenants have 10 days to file their response, a notable increase…
