Disability Law Agencies

Welcome to the Disability section of our Agency Directory. Here you can find information about organizations that provide legal services specifically targeting Disability Law. Or you can visit our whole Agency Directory.

The Disabilities Right Center:

DRC is a Protection and Advocacy agency authorized by federal status "to pursue legal, administrative and other appropriate remedies" on behalf of individuals with disabilities. Application for services is made directly.

Legal Advice & Referral Center:

LARC is primarily a legal hotline, providing advice and counsel to eligible callers over the telephone. LARC makes referrals to other agencies as appropriate, and provides most of the intake and referral for the Pro Bono Program of the New Hampshire Bar Association. LARC also provides more extensive pro se assistance, and direct representation in a small number of cases.

New Hampshire Legal Assistance:

NHLA provides direct representation in certain cases. Clients must meet financial and substantive law eligibility requirements. Clients may apply for services by contacting NHLA directly..

New Hampshire Bar Association:

NHBA operates legal services programs which are designed either to provide attorney representation to low income individuals, or to facilitate in the engagement of counsel.

The Pro Bono Program matches eligible clients who are referred to Pro Bono by LARC with volunteer attorneys. Attorneys then provide representation for free. Clients are screened for financial and subject matter eligibility by LARC.

The New Hampshire Bar Association has several programs to help people find an attorney. The Lawyer Referral Service operates full fee and reduced fee referral services. For more information about the Bar Association's services click here.

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