As seasoned impact litigators, legislative and administrative advocates, and trainers, The Public Interest Law Project (PILP) fights for affordable and fair housing, access to public benefits, homelessness prevention and civil rights for and in partnership with low income communities, communities of color, and legal services organizations throughout California.
The Public Interest Law Project honors Dan Pearlman, our founding board member and former Chair.
Learn MorePILP has litigated over 200 high impact cases in collaboration with local legal services programs, community based organizations, and low income community members.
Every year, PILP attorneys participate in drafting and supporting key local and state legislation to protect and advance civil rights and housing and economic opportunities for lower income Californians.
PILP staff are recognized experts, trainers, and authors in the fields of affordable and fair housing, land use, civil rights, public benefits, anti-displacement, and homelessness prevention including tenants’ rights.
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