Other law firms still do the bulk of its actual casework. Stephanie Long, the lawyer who leads Legal Help Partners, told The Republic in December that the firm directly employs only three lawyers, despite its caseload still reaching into the thousands. “That’s not what this program is meant to be,” Foster, the chair of the committee, said in an interview with The Republic. The bulk of the legal work was done by out-of-state law firms, the Bar investigation showed. A 2024 State Bar investigation found that a court-licensed firm, Legal Help Partners, employed just one lawyer while it amassed 8,500 active cases across all 50 states. That is what’s known as a referral service, responded Widener, a retired lawyer and science fiction author with a droll, professorial air.
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