California civil legal aid organizations
Bay Area Legal Aid
Has taken a fellow who had not passed the bar
In their own words
BayLegal is committed to providing meaningful access to the civil justice system through quality legal assistance regardless of a client’s location, language, or disability. In the Bay Area, more than 1.2 million people live in poverty. More than half of these families have a full-time worker in the home. The cost of living in the Bay Area and low-wage jobs take their toll on our communities and neighbors. BayLegal serves the low- and very low-income members of the seven-county San Francisco Bay area, from San Francisco to Livermore, Gilroy to Napa. They include the working poor, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities. Each year BayLegal’s services benefit 70,000 Bay Area residents.
Published by this organization in the LAAC member directory.
Who they have taken
2 published placements
- '15
- '16
- '17
- '18
- '19
- '20
- '21
- '22
- 1 '23
- '24
- '25
- 1 '26
Gold marks a year that has already run; magenta marks this year, the one still going. A year with no mark is a year LAAC published nothing about this organization, not a year it turned anyone away.
By name
Public Interest Bar Fellows
- Connor Urschel University of California Law San Francisco 2026
Dan Bradley Fellows
- Humberto Castorena 2023
From LAAC's published fellowship rosters.