Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation jobs and careers
About Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation
The Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation (MLAC) was established by the Commonwealth in 1983 to ensure that low-income people with critical non-criminal legal problems would have access to legal information, advice, and representation. MLAC is the largest funding sources for civil legal aid programs in Massachusetts. Unlike in criminal matters, there is no right to an attorney in civil cases in the United States. This frequently forces those who cannot afford a lawyer to face the complex legal system alone, with often devastating consequences on their health and wellbeing. By providing free legal advice and representation, civil legal aid protects the safety and stability of low-income individuals and families. It provides critical support in cases related to housing, employment, family law, domestic violence, health care, education, immigration, protection of elders, and more. For job opportunities at legal services programs across Massachusetts, please visit the MLAC website: http://mlac.org/resources/careers/
- Founded
- 1983
- Employees
- 11 to 50
Leadership
The top of Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Lynne Parker
Executive Director
6 reports
Michael Raabe
Director of Data and Policy Analysis
1 report
Erin Van Pelt
Director of Communications
1 report
Jacqueline Sullivan
Technology Support Analyst
Wendy Valentine
Director of Grants
Jobs at Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation
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