Madison Eckardt, Author at NLSLA

Self-Help Legal Access Centers – Biannual Report

August 30, 2025/in News

Strengthening Local Impact

July 28, 2025/in Press

Left in the Ashes: Tenants Sue Pasadena & LA County Over Eaton Fire Aftermath Failures

May 23, 2025/in Press

Tenants sue over ash

May 22, 2025/in Press

NLSLA and Morrison Foerster LLP Sue LA County and the City of Pasadena for Failing to Protect Fire-Displaced Tenants from Toxic Conditions Following the Eaton Fire

May 22, 2025/in Press

Los Angeles, CA — Today, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA) and Morrison Foerster LLP announced the filing of lawsuits against the County of Los Angeles and the […]

NLSLA Sues LADWP Over Unlawful Policy That Forces Tenants to Pay Landlords’ Utility Debts

May 5, 2025/in Press

Los Angeles, CA — Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County (NLSLA) filed suit today against the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), challenging its unlawful practice of […]

Black Mothers Deserve Better: Ending the Maternal Health Crisis in Los Angeles and Beyond

April 22, 2025/in Press

Press Release: New Bill to Improve Food Access for Immigrants in California

April 11, 2025/in Press

The State of Good Food in Los Angeles Report

March 24, 2025/in Press

How Legal Aid Helps Rebuild Lives After Disaster

March 20, 2025/in Press

About Madison Eckardt

Entries by Madison Eckardt

Self-Help Legal Access Centers – Biannual Report

Strengthening Local Impact

Left in the Ashes: Tenants Sue Pasadena & LA County Over Eaton Fire Aftermath Failures

Tenants sue over ash

NLSLA and Morrison Foerster LLP Sue LA County and the City of Pasadena for Failing to Protect Fire-Displaced Tenants from Toxic Conditions Following the Eaton Fire

NLSLA Sues LADWP Over Unlawful Policy That Forces Tenants to Pay Landlords’ Utility Debts

Black Mothers Deserve Better: Ending the Maternal Health Crisis in Los Angeles and Beyond

Press Release: New Bill to Improve Food Access for Immigrants in California

The State of Good Food in Los Angeles Report

How Legal Aid Helps Rebuild Lives After Disaster

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