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June 2019
AWA + CLC Celebration
Join us for a cocktail reception celebrating 25 years of the Community Legal Center and Association for Women Attorneys working together to impact our community. Flight Restaurant Loft June 27, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Suggested $25 donation to the CLC
Find out more »July 2019
Know Your Rights Workshops
Free and open to the public! Come and learn more about your basic rights and responsibilities in the US legal system, including housing issues, financial scams, and family matters from Community Legal Center attorneys. Multiple locations and times in the community! July 9th at 6pm at Latino Memphis July 18th at 10am at Asha's Refuge EVENT FLYERS
Find out more »Know Your Rights Workshops
Free and open to the public! Come and learn more about your basic rights and responsibilities in the US legal system, including housing issues, financial scams, and family matters from Community Legal Center attorneys. Multiple locations and times in the community! July 9th at 6pm at Latino Memphis July 18th at 10am at Asha's Refuge EVENT FLYERS
Find out more »August 2019
Q&A With the CLC
Have you ever wondered if you have to pay your landlord if your air conditioning isn't working? What should you do if you have been given notice of eviction? Join us Thursday, August 1st, at 3pm here on Facebook to have questions like these answered and any more you may have. A CLC attorney and Equal Justice Works Fellow, Brittany Bane will be LIVE to answer your landlord tenant dispute questions. We will also have an interpreter present! Spread the…
Find out more »Expedited Removal Prepardedness Workshop
On July 23, 2019, the Department of Homeland Security expanded its use of expedited removal to any undocumented immigrant present anywhere in the U.S. who cannot prove to the satisfaction of an immigration officer that the person has been physically present in the U.S. for the two year period immediately preceding the encounter. Previously, the use of expedited removal was used only along the United States border. Why this matters: People in expedited removal have fewer ways to fight against…
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