1. ANNUAL REPORT 2014
JUSTICE MATTERS
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County

2. People We Helped
2,844
families and individuals were helped by Legal Aid
this year
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County's
AnnualImpact
Hispanic 48%
Non-Hispanic White 21%
Asian 12%
Mixed/Other 11%
Black/African American 6%
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 2%
w 79% were extremely low-income
w 14% were very low - income
w 5% were low-income
w 2% were moderate income or above
Legal Professionals Who Donated Time
421+
Number of Professionals
9,616+
Hours of pro bono services provided
$3.2m+
Market value of donated services
The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo
County stands firmly upon our five pillars
of service to the disadvantaged:
Obtaining Healthcare
Preventing Homelessness
Accessing Income Support Programs
Overcoming Domestic Violence
Bridging the Education Gap
For the past 55 years we have dedicated
ourselves to ensuring that all of
San Mateo County’s residents are afforded
equal access to our system of justice
regardless of their income, age, gender,
language, or disability.

3. Stacey Keare
President, Board of Directors
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
M. Stacey Hawver
Executive Director
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
Dear Friends of Legal Aid,
Justice matters to low-income San Mateo County residents who are threatened with homelessness;
who go through days without adequate food and necessary healthcare; who are ravaged by domestic
violence;andwhocan’tgetthepubliceducationopportunitiesmandatedbylaw.Unless they can access
legal services long-time residents, new immigrants and veterans are unable to rise above poverty,
and our entire community is diminished. Thanks to your committed partnership with the dedicated
staff at the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County we provided life-improving legal services to 2844
clients last year, roughly 5% of the underserved population and 12% of the underserved households
in San Mateo County.
Our impacts directly result from the distinguished work of our staff, our devoted Board of Directors,
our hard-working committee members and our more than 400 pro bono professionals from
throughout the Bay Area. This year pro bonos provided a record-breaking 9616 hours of pro bono
service, an increase of 969 hours over last year. We are proud to report to you that the pro bono
services reflect a market value of $3.2 million.
TheLegalAidSocietyisoneofthemostrespectednon-profitlawfirmsinCaliforniaandyourfinancial
support allows us to continue to help so many in need. For every dollar you invest in the Legal Aid
Society of San Mateo County, we provide $5 in market value of services to our clients through our
staff and pro bono programs. It is our utmost privilege to list the names of our Annual Campaign
contributors. We know that every gift is from your heart, no matter what the size, because justice
matters to you too. Thank you for continuing to stand with us in 2015.

4. JUSTICE MATTERS TO
LOW INCOME TENANTS
Mobile Home Tenants
Can you imagine receiving a rent increase of up to 170% for a home in which you have lived for decades? That’s exactly what the low-income residents of a
mobile home park in Pacifica faced. But with the help of Legal Aid, 15 mobile home park residents stood in opposition to the park owners who were
seeking an extraordinary rent increase. The owners of the mobile home park requested permission to raise rent for each of the 15 spaces by $1,119.58 per
month, on top of the monthly rents ranging from $600-$1,000 the mobile home owners were already paying. The 15 mobile home owners include seniors
and military veterans on fixed incomes who have been park residents for decades, all of whom would have been forced out of their homes if the requested
increase had been approved. Many feared they would be forced to sell their homes to park owners for amounts far below market.
How Legal Aid Helped
Legal Aid’s Directing Attorney, Shirley Gibson and volunteer attorney Jeff Hyman represented the mobile home owners in opposing the proposed rent
increase. Their strong advocacy over several months resulted in upholding the rights of the mobile home park tenants. At the hearing the Judge ruled that
the park owners failed to produce the necessary records and data to support the rent increase and that the total investment in the property and desired rate
of return was not credible or persuasive. Jeff Hyman stated, “I am delighted that the Legal Aid Society and I were able to bring about a just and fair result
for these tenants. It’s important for the mobile home park operators to know their tenants have rights that must be respected and there are attorneys and
organizations ready to defend those rights irrespective of the tenants’ limited financial means.”
PREVENTING HOMELESSNESS
San Mateo County ranked third in the US for
least affordable housing. A 19% increase in rents
means competition for affordable housing is
high. Legal Aid provides assistance that prevents
homelessness.
1,300
Clients served in 3 weekly Housing Clinics
771
Unlawful detainer answers filed
171
Subsidized housing cases
156
Housing presentations held for community
groups
To protect client confidentially, all client names have been changed.
"This decision means I have my life back! I am so grateful to Legal Aid Society.
We fought the good fight and we won!"

5. JUSTICE MATTERS TO
CHILDREN, ADULTS & SENIORS
WHO NEED HEALTHCARE
Rudy
Rudy and his wife operate a small janitorial service whose business had decreased to the point that they could no longer afford health insurance coverage
for themselves and their young children. Struggling to make ends meet, they applied for Medi-Cal in 2013. The children were put on full scope Medi-
Cal while Rudy and his wife were determined eligible for Medi-Cal with a share of cost. In January, Rudy was hospitalized briefly and received a bill for
$1,476.00. With no way to pay this amount, Rudy turned to the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County.
How Legal Aid Helped
The Legal Aid attorney calculated that Rudy and his wife should have been eligible for Medi-Cal with no share of cost, under the modified adjusted gross
income (MAGI) requirements, but the County had failed to use the appropriate guidelines. Legal Aid filed for a hearing on the share of cost determination,
and the County withdrew, agreeing that Rudy and his wife should be granted Medi-Cal with no share of cost, and their $1,476.00 hospital bill was waived.
OBTAINING HEALTHCARE
Legal Aid provided culturally and linguistically
appropriate services to hundreds in our
community to obtain the healthcare benefits for
which they are legally eligible.
600
Children in San Mateo County received legal
assistance to get Medi-Cal coverage restored
348
Health Plan of San Mateo members referred to
Legal Aid's Health Consumer Center (HCC)
600
Health care providers were trained by the
Peninsula Family Advocacy Program (FAP) to
identify legal barriers affecting their patients'
health and to refer them to the program for legal
intervention.
“It is truly too bad there aren’t more people like you for people to turn to.
Thank you for not making us feel inferior.”

6. JUSTICE MATTERS TO
FAMILIES WHO NEED FOOD &
INCOME ASSISTANCE
Cindy
Cindy is afflicted with serious physical and mental disabilities. She subsists on limited income from Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and a small
annuity to make ends meet. When Cindy applied for CalFresh benefits to help with food costs, her application was denied due to an alleged failure to
provide verification of her annuity. Cindy had actually already provided the requested income verification, however it had been processed incorrectly. She
turned to Legal Aid in confusion and frustration about the denial because she had already done everything she knew to do.
How Legal Aid Helped
A Legal Aid attorney represented Cindy in a County fair hearing to disagree with the denial of her CalFresh application and proved that Cindy had already
provided the necessary income verification. As a result, Cindy was approved for CalFresh benefits retroactive to her original date of application and she is
now able to obtain adequate food.
Cindy was also recently assessed a Medi-Cal Share of Cost due to a change in her circumstances. Because this Medi-Cal Share of Cost was far beyond
Cindy’s means to pay, Legal Aid also assisted her with applying for the Medi-Cal Working Disabled Program. Cindy was approved for the Working Disabled
Program, allowing her to pay a small and affordable monthly premium for her health coverage.
“It is wonderful that there is a Legal Aid service out there for less fortunate
people struggling with life and illness.”
ACCESSING INCOME
SUPPORT
Hungry children under perfom in school. Adults
who live under the constant stress of poverty
choose between groceries and their own
healthcare.
$560,000
in benefits was obtained or restored to
122 familIes through the LIBRE program
3823
Immigrant adults attended presentations to learn
about safety net benefits for their children and
themselves
2300
Recipients learned about their eligibility for
benefits: 920 in Spanish, 580 in English, 200 in
Tongan, 200 in Fijian, 200 in Samoan, 200 in
Tagalog

7. JUSTICE MATTERS TO
TEEN, ELDERLY & IMMIGRANT
SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
Serena
Serena felt very different from her junior high school friends. She and her mother fled Mexico to escape from her abusive father, and they had no legal
status in the United States. She kept silent when her friends talked about frustrations with their dads or how soon they could get their driver’s license. Now
at age 14, Serena had a new secret: she was pregnant. Her baby’s father was a high school student, but he refused to help her.
During her pregnancy, Serena desperately hoped her boyfriend would fall back in love with her after the baby was born, but instead he became more and
more irrational, jealous, and abusive, finally assaulting her physically. Telling her story to the police terrified Serena, but her boyfriend was arrested for his
assault. After his arrest, though, he filed in family court, demanding a paternity test and custody of the baby.
How Legal Aid Helped
Legal Aid helped Serena both in family court, and with immigration. Serena was granted sole custody of her baby and a two-year domestic violence
restraining order. She was also approved for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which is enabling her to work legally in the United States. Both
she and her mother now have pending U-Visa applications, which will give them legal status in the United States.
OVERCOMING DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
Domestic violence can occur in any home but
low-income and non-English speaking victims face
issues of financial insecurity and language that
prevent them from getting help.
3683
Pro Bono hours donated to help survivors
172
Cases opened by Teen Parents Project staff
30
Elder Abuse Cases opened by Senior Advocates
staff
“I would like to say thank you so much about everything you have done for our
family and the effort you have made to make our dreams come true.”

8. JUSTICE MATTERS TO
CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Mark and His Grandmother
Mark’s mother struggled with addiction and was not able to take care of him, and one day left him with his Grandmother, Roberta. Mark had ADHD and
other problems. Although he already had an Individualized Education Program (IEP) to help him in school. because Roberta was not his legal guardian the
school would not include her in their educational planning meetings for Mark. Roberta recognized that she needed to get guardianship of her grandson to
act on his behalf but could not afford to hire an attorney.
How Legal Aid Helped
Legal Aid found a pro bono attorney for Roberta who represented her in court to successfully gain legal guardianship of her grandson. Roberta is so
gratified and relieved with the outcome. She says, “It is fulfilling and enriching to have my grandson with us and for me to legally be able to take care of
him and raise him.”
BRIDGING THE
EDUCATION GAP
Families of low-income children with special needs
are often unaware of the laws that require access
to a fair and appropriate public education.
83
Families taught about legal rights regarding their
child’s education
143
Pro bono hours donated to help children with
special needs
600
Service providers were trained to identify legal
problems affecting children with special health-
care needs
“I have learned so much about my grandson’s disabilities . . . I am trying to give
him the best chance he can have. Without Legal Aid’s help in getting guardianship,
I could not do near as much for him!”

9. JUSTICE MATTERS TO...

10. JUSTICE MATTERS TOOUR PRO BONO PARTNERS Who Share Their Unique Skills
2014: A RECORD SETTING YEAR FOR PRO BONO SERVICES
421+
Pro Bono Attorneys, Paralegals, and Law Students contributed hours on behalf of Legal Aid clients
9,616
Pro Bono Hours donated on behalf of Legal Aid clients
$3.2m
Value of donated pro bono services
Our Legal System is complicated and it’s difficult to navigate through the many layers on one’s own. Pro bono attorneys, paralegals and law students
care deeply about justice for all, sharing their unique legal skills on behalf of those in need: in court, administrative agencies and other forums, making our
community a better place for all of us.
A Pro Bono Client's Story
With all the courage she had, Yolanda left her abusive partner and started on her
journey towards emotional and physical healing. In no time though, her abuser tried
to reassert his abusive and controlling behavior. This time, however, it didn’t simply
involve Yolanda, but rather her children as well. Yolanda sought and received a
Temporary Restraining Order, but her abuser continually defied the law. Yolanda was
afraid for her life and knew she needed help. She turned to the Legal Aid Society of
San Mateo County Director of Pro Bono, Janet Seldon, who placed the matter with pro
bonos from Mavrakakis Law Group LLP.
Attorneys Larry Lien and Chris Lubeck, Senior Project Assistant Jim Rally and
Summer Associate Nicole Johnson met with their client to advise her about her legal
options. Once they developed a plan, the legal team painstakingly prepared their
client’s case and represented Yolanda at her hearing. The court granted Yolanda a
Permanent Domestic Violence Restraining Order, and ordered the abuser to financially
compensate Yolanda for the trauma she endured.
“Our goal is to provide equal access to justice on an individual level,” noted Larry Lien. “Our client needed representation and we helped her
become empowered through a positive experience with attorneys and the law.” Chris Lubeck reflected, “One of the best aspects of doing pro
bono in domestic violence is that the attorney-client relationship provided our client with a safe way to tell her story and to enforce her legal rights."

11. * Reflects recipient of The Wiley M. Manuel Certificate for Pro Bono Legal Services awarded to those who have donated 50 hours or
more through a legal services program. The Wiley M. Manuel Award was created in 1989 by the State Bar of California to recognize the
contributions of the many lawyers, law students, paralegals and secretaries in California who volunteer their time and expertise on behalf of
low-income clients.
Aaron, Riechert, Carpol &
Riffle APC
Kathleen Durrans
Matt Owens
Arnold & Porter LLP
Michael Berta
James DiBoise
Angel Garganta
Jeffrey Hessekiel
Emily Claire Hostage*
Maulik Shah
Preetam Ashok Shingavi*
AT&T Services, Inc-Legal Dept.
Niki Okcu
Baker & McKenzie LLP
Emily Lynn Garcia-Yow
Ben Helsten
Dustin Ryan Lewis*
Steve Stratton
Keith Wurster *
Bechtel Corporation
David Duff Beach
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Sandra Zuniga Nierenberg
Sheila M. Pierce
Courtney E. Smith*
Lucy Han Wang
Cooley LLP
Alan Ai
Selin Akkan
Maureen Alger
James E. Allee
Guillermo Alvarez
Molly Lehman Amt
Margaret Baer
Matt Buccellato
John E. Butsch
Reuben Chen
Sarah Stickney Dale
Brett H. De Jarnette
Neil Desai
Angela Dunning
Matt Ezer
Brian Focacino
Jared Friend
Nicole Fuentes
Thomas Hadid*
Tracy Huang Harrison
Samantha Kirby
Mark F. Lambert
Linda L. Lee
Mei Li
Audrey M. Lin*
Addison Litton
Susan Lyon-Hintze
Joshua Mates
Sepideh Mousakhani
Lam Nguyen
Richard Nieva
Scott Petersmeyer
Erin E. Pritchard
Jennifer Marie Raab*
Marina Remennik
Carrie Richey
Jessica Valenzuela Santamaria
Glen Y. Sato
Lisette Sell
Monique Sherman*
Kasey Souza
Ritesh Kumar Srivastava
Gregory Clayton Tenhoff*
Laura Ann Terlouw
Jared Verzello
Priya Viswanath
Lois B. Voelz
Brett D. White
Sarah Whitney
Covington & Burling LLP
Samuel Edwards
Patrick N. Flynn
Wallace J. Lee
Jenny Palmer*
Amy K. Van Zant
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Siyu Jiang
Bryan Quinn
Beth Hooton Ruiz
Luisa Tamez
Steve Valenzuela
Paul Douglas Weitzel
De Ita & Lowe, LLP
Nancy L. De Ita
Dechert LLP
Justin Boyce*
Philip C. Ducker
Daniel Brian Epstein
Carl Gismervig
Heidi Guetschow
Utsav Gupta
David Lund
Nisha N. Patel
James D. Ragon
Albert Rugo
Vandya Swaminathan
JUSTICE MATTERS TOOUR PRO BONO PARTNERS Reflects pro bono work after August 1, 2013

12. Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Assad Rajani
Katie Scott
DLA Piper US LLP
Anisa Subhani Afnani*
Julia M. Brighton
Rajiv Dharnidharka
Erin Jane Illman
Eric Donovan Ryan
Matthew Slevin
Equinix, Inc.
Nancy Cecil
Catherine Cu
Jeannette Drake
Monalisa Dumlao
Kelli Fleming
Scott David Hettema
Connie Martin
Hanh Pham
Jonathan Bradley Radin
Kendra Rimbach
Adea Sarmiento
Vicki Schifferli
Gina Serrata
Luz Sy
Sal Rafael Torres
Alice Wang
Mary Anne Wellman
David Wickman
Kara Wilburn
Facebook, Inc.
Eglia Nair Flores
Jennifer Gross
Kathleen E. Johnston
Kelly Simpson
Raj Paul Singh
Nikki Sokol
Sandeep Natvar Solanki
Lauren Michelle Tang
Gilbert Chia-Wei Wong
Fenwick & West LLP
Grace San-Chi Chen
Andrew Hilger
Gregory Allen Hopewell
Lisa Kenkel
Kevin Kim
Jorge A. Kina
Christopher P. King
Helen Li
Daniel Ko Obuhanych
Lynn Harold Pasahow
Edgar Perez
Nikki Qi
Emily Ross
Antonia L. Sequeira
Ayyappa Vemulkar
Frank Bou-Kain Yang
Flicker, Kerin, Kruger, &
Bissada, LLP
Michèle M. Bissada
Marisa Dane
Margaret Florence Dellegrotti
Danielle Marie Johnson*
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Frederick Chung
Christina Greenberg
Jennifer Ann Hall
Lindsey Blenkhorn Haswell
Ernest Hsin
Ryan K. Iwahashi
Steven James Johnson*
Christina Chandler Kogan*
Megan Kundu
Mia Lee
Daniel Mandel
Michelle Mangiardi
Reed Nelson
Jessica Ou
Lesley Pak
Lindsey Shannon Warp
Philip D. W. Miller*
Samuel K. Whitt
Jenna Musellman Yott
Gilead Sciences Inc.
Joel Benjamin Silver
Hanson Bridgett, LLP
Holly E. Delaney
Daniel A. Garcia*
Joel Goldman
Tomek J. Koszylko J.
Kyle A. Mabe
James Anthony Napoli
Erin Sedloff
Shayna Mittler Van Hoften
Julie Veit
Hanson Crawford Crum Family
Law Group LLP
Randy Rabidoux
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Henry Welch
Hemming Morse LLP
Greg J. Regan
Hewlett Packard
Kristina Bolling
Grace Chen
Ann Coulthard
Diana Dorr
Dennis Harper
Cindy Liu
Nora Magno
Gloria Quan
Terry Santiago
Ruth Selon
Bea Tam
Intel Corporation
Evangelina Almirantearena
Larry A. Bennett*
Blanca Guintu
Jawana Lang
Marc A. Townsend
Jones Day
Laura Elizabeth Alanis
William Simson Freeman
Deborah Ann Hedley*
Skye Langs*
Valerie McConnell *
Mattia Victor Murawski *
Olivia Catherine White
Catherine T. Zeng*
JUSTICE MATTERS TOOUR PRO BONO PARTNERS (continued)

13. King & Spalding
Patricia Suarez Bors
Latham & Watkins LLP
Rachel Burns
Eugene Chiu
Elizabeth Coleman
Nicholas Crews
Amy Dao
Allison Davidson
Karan Dhadialla
Sarah Ghulamhussain
Cara Gray *
Sara Hundt *
Melissa Kopacz *
Doug Lumish
Michelle Ma
Steven Madrid
Giri Pathmanaban
Benjamin Charles Pulliam *
Michael R. Seringhaus *
Arielle Singh
Matt Van Leeuwen
Patrick Watkins
Alexander White
Nikolaus Andrew Woloszczuk
Patricia Young
Law Office of Lisa M. Dugoni, APC
Lisa M. Dugoni
Alexis Ali Thodas
Law Office of Stephen J. Montalvo
Mirissa Rose McMurray *
Law Offices of Jessica Cochran
Jessica Cochran
Law Offices of Martha
L. Cordoba
Martha Lorena Cordoba
Law Office of Lauren Zorfas
Cynthia Lemus
Lauren Zorfas
Lowenstein Sandler LLP
Tony T. Chen
Jason Wade Croft
Steven Tam
Martin Family Law Firm
Margaret Martin
Mavrakakis Law Group
Lawrence Lien *
Christopher Ryan Lubeck *
Jim Rally *
McDermott, Will & Emery
Evan E. Boetticher
Laura Kieran Kieckhefer *
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Christine K. Au-Yeung *
Christopher John Banks
Dion Bregman
Catherine Chou
Douglas J. Crisman
Julie Lynn Davies
Kiranjit Dhaliwal *
Lesley Chang Dobbins
Anthony Friedman
Stephen Gillen
Andrew Jackson Gray IV
Ahren Hsu Hoffman *
Corey Houmand *
Rhiley Marie Keegan
Theresa Kim
Andrew H. Leung
Jessie Li
Zheng (Andy) Liu *
Michael Lyons
Jacob Joseph Orion Minne
Susie Morasci
Elizabeth Morris
Peter James Nagle
Lee Neugebauer
Thomas Marvin Peterson
Brendan Radke
Melinda S. Riechert,
David Sanker *
Michael Schlemmer
Brett M. Schuman
Lindsey M. Shinn
David L. Simson *
Michele C. Stamatopoulos
Liying Sun
Scott Tester
Jennifer Tomlin *
Morrison & Foerster LLP
Tiffany Cheung *
James Allan Dee
Wynne Erickson *
Adela Gotz
Heather Jo Haney
Norman Ho
Christopher F. Jeu
Rudy Kim
Jack W. Londen
Amy Motomura
Naghmeh Ordikhani
Priya Patel
Braden Powell
Emily Friesen Regier
Hector Suarez *
Cassandra T. Swain
Jacqueline Tam
Landes K. Taylor
Thomas E. Wilson
Nixon Peabody LLP
Jessica Esther Intrator *
Shady Joulani
Gregory Schopf *
Khaled Kal Shami
Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe
LLP
Lacey Bangle
Evan Brewer
Craig Brown
Suresh Chand
Frances S. Cheever *
Kristin Cornuelle
Amy Dalton *
Sylvia DeTar
Kayvan Ghaffari
Thomas J. Gray
Benjamin J. Hofilena
Daniel Justice
Rene Kathawala
JUSTICE MATTERS TOOUR PRO BONO PARTNERS (continued)

14. Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe
LLP (continued)
Annie Lam
Robin Linsenmayer
Zheng (Jen) Liu
Lillian Mao
Darcy Marcellus
Morvarid Metanat
Greg Neubauer
Dat Thanh Nguyen
Noel M. Nurrenbern
Christopher R. Ottenweller
Samiron Ray
Michael Ruiz
Diana M. Rutowski
Sherwin Sabado
Tracy Lyn Scheidtmann
Stacey S. Stillman *
Ryan Sullivan
Robert Uriarte
Danielle Van Wert
Evelynn Vu
Barbara Whiteley
Sophie Yu *
Pebble Technology
Jeffrey Hyman*
Perkins Coie LLP
Eric Ow
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw
Pittman LLP
Sara Ansari
Christie Olsson Brush
Marta Porwit
Tiffany Wu
Shearman & Sterling LLP
Joshua C. Walsh-Benson
Skyline College Paralegal
Program
Rola Goldie *
Stanford Community Law Clinic
Abby Barnes
Marta Garcia
Serena Premjee
Stanford Law School
Pete DeMarco
Matthew Fine
Shereen Griffith
Evan Peters
Symantec Corporation
Marie Noto
Vibeke Simonsen
Tessera Intellectual Property
Group
Michael C. Spillner
UC Hastings College of the Law
Robert Mazzola
Visa Inc.
Ben Aaron Edelhart
Meg Fitzpatrick
Sebastian Andres Jerez
Suyun Hong Kim
Tamara Koepsel
Katy Liu
Thomas Alan M'Guinness
Elaine Yee Ling Ng
Whitney Peterson
Guissu N. Raafat
Jessica Scheppmann
Frank R. Tenente
Jeff Yopo
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Joseph Alm
Luci Barry
Evan N. Budaj
Anne M. Cappella
Marissa Cohn
Blake Davis
Michele A. Gauger
Andrew Greenfeld
Irina Khait
Joanna Lahtinen
Pilar Landon
Jing Luo
Arjun Mehra
Sonal Naresh Mehta
Jessica Mohr
Mambo Oban
Jill Schmidt
Daniel Schwimmer
Kasturi Sengupta
Colleen Sphar
Bill Talbott
Mike Todisco
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich &
Rosati
Joy G. Kim
Jamie Yoo
Individual Pro Bonos
Cindy Beard
Maggie Blumenfeld
Laura Boykin
Michelle de Blank *
Derek Chantler
Sari J. Ellovich
Shaaia Farah
Thomas P. Feledy *
Laura A. Gonzalez
Natalie Gore
Marie Kathleen Gribble
Brian Huttenburg
Jessica Hwang
Greg Johnson
Michael Leahy
Sara Matlin
Margaret M. McBride
Lisa K. McCally
Alicia Mergenthaler
Carlos Osorio
Courtney Erin Pasion *
Russell Starbird
Rosie Velasco-Dodge
Deborah Siri Wallace
Jay White *
Edward E. Yates
JUSTICE MATTERS TOOUR PRO BONO PARTNERS (continued)

15. AND JUSTICE FOR ALL... LUNCHEON COMMITTEE
Legal Aid's And Justice for All... Awards Luncheon is a celebration of extraordinary
community leaders. This annual event, in its 18th
year, recognizes individuals and
law firms whose volunteer efforts on behalf of the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo
County are steeped in a commitment to justice for all the children, families and
seniors in our community.
Karen N. Ballack I Co-Chair I Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Michèle M. Bissada I Co-Chair I Flicker, Kerin, Kruger & Bissada LLP
George R. Corey I Chair Emeritus I Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi,
Nastari & Riddle LLP
Tom Fitzpatrick I Pepper Hamilton
Kirsten Keith I Council Member of Menlo Park, Attorney at Law
Donna Lanam
Brian Levey I Elance-oDesk
Craig McCulloh
Niki B. Okcu I AT&T
Amanda Riddle I Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi, Mastari & Riddle LLP
Sarah Slayen
Ellen Winnick Stross I Berra Stross & Wallacker
Susan Uccelli I Uccelli & Associates Certified Shorthand Reporters
George Wailes I Carr McClellan Ingersoll Thompson & Horn
Timothy C. Wright
Matthew D. Zumstein I Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley
LEGAL AID GOLF CLASSIC COMMITTEE
The annual Legal Aid Golf Classic, started in 1991, brings together members of
our community for an afternoon of golfing for justice. The tournament is filled with
contests, prizes, food, fun and a commitment to supporting the most vulnerable
members of our community.
Ronald F. Garrity I Co-Chair I Simpson, Garrity, Innes & Jacuzzi P.C.
Howard Pollack I Co-Chair I Fish & Richardson P.C.
Rich Berra I Chair Emeritus I Berra Stross & Wallacker
Michèle M. Bissada I Flicker, Kerin, Kruger & Bissada LLP
Yuridia Caire I Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Yar Chaikovsky I McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Craig Crawford I Carr McClellan Ingersoll Thompson & Horn
Candy De Souza
Mark Doiron I Wells Fargo Bank
Kathy Gilles I Sidley Austin LLP
Marina Gruber I Littler Mendelson P.C.
Brady Mickelsen I White & Case LLP
Charles Rible I Fimmel, Justman & Rible
Walt Shjeflo I Fox, Shjeflo, Hartley & Babu LLP
Susan Uccelli I Uccelli & Associates Certified Shorthand Reporters
JUSTICE MATTERS TO
OUR VALUED VOLUNTEERS
Luis Alvarez
Genesis Cerna
Alexandra Clay
Carlos Cordero
Rick Da
Nicole Dala
Cecilia De Los Rios
Paulina Escobedo
Shadia Elena Farah
Luis Garcia
Avery Gindraux
Cooper Gindraux
Tyler Gindraux
Annie Hu
Jordyn Irwin
Gabbi Kamalani
Sophie Kim
Debra Linfield
Benjamin Liss
Cesar Lopez
Martine Madill
Ana Marcelo
Anthony Milki
Phoebe Morgan
Alyssa Noll
Maya Norman
Laura Rose
Rachel Seeman
Gabriela Steiner
Artie Storch
Adam Southwick
Austin Triana
Kasiemobi Udo-okoye
Hurnan Vongsachang
Jazzmin Wiliams
Matthew Wilson
Mindy Yang
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS

16. HEALTH CONSUMER CENTER OF SAN MATEO
COUNTY COMMUNITY ADVISORS 2014
Cathy Baird I San Mateo County Aging and Adult Services
Marmi Bermudez I San Mateo County Health System
Chris Ehinger I San Mateo County Human Services Agency
Rob Fucilla I Health Plan of San Mateo
Lorena Gonzalez I County of San Mateo Human Services Agency
Christina Kahn I Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program
Shelley Kessler I San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Rayna Lehman I San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Claudia Lopez I San Mateo County Health Coverage Unit
Srija Srinivasan I San Mateo County Central Health Services
Carolyn Thon I Health Plan of San Mateo
PENINSULA FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Lisa Chamberlain, MD, MPH I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at
Stanford
Harvey Cohen, MD, PhD I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at
Stanford
Cheryl Goldfarb-Greenwood, RN, CNS I Lucile Packard Children’s
Hospital at Stanford
Lynne Huffman, MD I Children’s Health Council
Lindsey Martins, LCSW I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at
Stanford
Fernando Mendoza, MD I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at
Stanford
Jennifer Newberry, MD, JD I Stanford University School of Medicine
Sherri Sager I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford
Lee Sanders, MD, MPH I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at
Stanford
Ewen Wang, MD I Stanford University School of Medicine
Dana Weintraub, MD I Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford
LIBRE STEERING COMMITTEE
Andres Connell I Nuestra Casa
Lorena Gonzalez I San Mateo County Human Services Agency
Jana Kiser I Redwood City 2020
Hope Nakamura I Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
Sandra Portasio I Redwood City School District
Bettina R. Schlegel I Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
Fatima Soares I Coastside Hope
Angelica Tellechea I Ravenswood City School District
JUSTICE MATTERS TO
OUR COMMUNITY ADVISORS

17. FINANCIAL
HIGHLIGHTS
REVENUE
Private Foundation Grants 38%
Individual & Firm Giving 36%
Government Contracts 22%
Other 4%
EXPENSES
Salaries 59%
Operating 19%
Fringe Benefits 19%
Space 3%

18. VISIONARIES
$25,000 & Above
Baker & McKenzie LLP
Cooley LLP
Corey, Luzaich, de Ghetaldi,
Nastari & Riddle LLP
Latham & Watkins LLP
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
David C. Wilson ^# & Janet Weiss
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Foundation
TRAILBLAZERS
$17,000 - $24,999
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Facebook, Inc.
Fenwick & West LLP
Jones Day
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
INNOVATORS
$10,000 - $16,999
Jessica Arner ^# & Eli Abbe
Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy
Covington & Burling LLP
DLA Piper US LLP
Lynne Esselstein †# & Jonathan Joseph
Genentech, Inc.
Stacey Keare ^ & John Hodge
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Honorable William F. Lanam, Ret. & Family
McDermott Will & Emery
Morrison & Foerster LLP
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Nixon Peabody LLP
CHANGEMAKERS
$7,500 - $9,999
Aaron, Riechert, Carpol & Riffle, APC
Berra Stross & Wallacker
Carr McClellan Ingersoll Thompson & Horn
Equinix, Inc.
Fish & Richardson PC
Flicker, Kerin, Kruger & Bissada LLP
Intel Corporation
Lowenstein Sandler LLP
Mayer Brown LLP
MOBILIZERS
$5,000 - $7,499
Anderson, Yazdi, Hwang, Minton
& Horn LLP
George R. Corey
Chadbourne & Parke LLP
Fox, Shjeflo, Hartley & Babu LLP
Hemming Morse LLP
Hogan Lovells US LLP
King & Spalding LLP
Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP
William L. Nagle
Hope Nakamura & Glen Sato
Pepper Hamilton LLP
Simpson, Garrity, Innes & Jacuzzi, PC
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
INFLUENCERS
$1,000 - $4,999
Alston & Bird LLP
Anonymous
Aaron^ & Jane Armstrong
Arnold & Porter LLP
Bingham McCutchen LLP
Michèle M. Bissada ^ & Scott Spivack
Daniel Bromberg
Stephanie Brown
Honorable Gerald & Jan Buchwald
Laura Bushnell ^
Dechert LLP
Mark Doiron
Mark D. Fischer-Colbrie
Honorable Beth Labson Freeman & William
Freeman
Joe & Helen Galligan
Charles Geerhart
Honorable Linda M. & John Gemello
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Cindy & Evan Goldberg
Isaac Deleon Goodman
Gordon & Rees, LLP
Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve
Franklin & Hachigian, LLP
Hanson Bridgett LLP
Hanson Crawford Crum
Family Law Group LLP
M. Stacey Hawver
Hewlett-Packard Company
Rudy & Stephanie Hoffman
Albert Horn
Hudson-Pollack Family
Jeffrey Hyman ^ & Hillary Weingast
Ara R. ^ & Lori Jabagchourian
Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP
Jorgenson, Siegel, McClure & Flegel, LLP
William F. Kenney
Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Lakin Spears, LLP
Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corporation
Brian H. ^ & Jennifer Levey
Richard C. & Mary H. Lin ^
Littler Mendelson P.C.
James E. Lyons
Niki B. Okcu ^
Paul Hastings LLP
Proskauer Rose LLP
Jamie & Greg^ Regan
Barbara & Paul Regan
Charles M. †# & Nancy L. Riffle
Rose Law Group, P.C.
RR Donnelley
San Mateo County Bar Association
Shartsis Friese LLP
Sidley Austin LLP
Dan K. Siegel †# & Lisa Langer
Steyer Lowenthal Boodrookas Alvarez &
Smith LLP
Janice S. Tam ^
Leticia G. Toledo ^# & Albert P. David
Uccelli & Associates
Michael & Tricia B. Vinson
Viola Law Firm P.C.
Daniel Nathan Webb
Laurence A. ^ & Susan J. Weiss
Rand N. ^# & Karen White
Ellen L. Winick Stross & Randy Stross
Keith L.^ & Melissa Wurster
CATALYSTS
$500 - $999
Maya Altman
Bill & Cathy Anderson
Anonymous
Robert & Lucy Berman
Richard C. Berra
Juliet Brodie & Jane Schacter
Marion & Helen Brown
Tony Callahan
Anne Cappella
Bridget & Cully Davis
Estate of Carol C. Kanavale
JUSTICE MATTERS TO
OUR ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
Every single donation, large or small, helped to provide legal services and life-changing outcomes for our clients. Thank you.
Reflects gifts received from August 1, 2013 through July 31, 2014
^ Member of Board of Directors
# Past President of Legal Aid
† Member of Advisory Committee

19. CATALYSTS
$500 - $999 (continued)
Sharon R. Flanagan
Penny & Gregory Gallo
Gary D. Gerstman
Marina C. Gruber
Chrysanthe Gussis
William F. Gutierrez
Jeffrey Hallam
Eric S. Haueter
David & Alice Herbst
Robert Hortop
Marisa A. Jennings
John Jorgenson
Barbara Kiem
Lori Lutzker
Emma Maconick
Trinidad Madrigal-Yankowski
Dr. Bettina McAdoo, M.D. & Gordon Russell
Laurel Miranda
Lynn Pasahow
Elizabeth C. Pritzker
Charles H. Rible
Amanda L. Riddle
Sandra Sands
Shearman & Sterling LLP
Sarah E. & Matt Slayen
Frank A. & Kathleen Small
Allan Steyer
Arthur L. & Marcie Y. Storch
James Sturdevant
Antonia P. & Norman Kai Tu
Chad R. Walsh
White & Case LLP
Steve & Diane Williams
CONTRIBUTORS
$250 - $499
Anonymous
James D. Biernat
Yar Chaikovsky
Guy & Anne Chambers
Gina Chang
Michael Charlson & Susan Austin
Chauvel & Glatt, LLP
Clifford R. Chernick
Miro Cizin & Kathryn Schmidt
Daniel & Linda Cooperman
Kristi Cotton Spence †#
D & C Lee Management, LLC
Richard Edwards & Rachel Williams
Roger Fields
Honorable Don R. Franchi & Mirissa
McMurray
William W. Friedman
Greg & Kelly Golub
Google Inc.
Diane Greenberg
Gwendolyn Guerra
Hertha Harrington #
Claudia Haslam
Scott Hettema
Honorable Don Horsley
John Hughes & Rita Giles
Jessica Jackson Hill
James R. Kaspar
Steve Katz
Tom & Rachel Kellerman
Kevin G. Kelly
Adam Kent
Patrick King
Sarah E. Kurtz
Kelly Lo
Robert Luft
Victoria Maroulis
Scott Maurer
Honorable Carol L. Mittlesteadt, Ret.
Vincent A. Muzzi
Nolan, Armstrong & Barton LLP
Judy & Brad O’Brien
David R. Packard
Mark G. Parnes
Rodney & Anne Pearlman
Lisa Prince
John Raley
Paul G. Resnick
Annie Rogaski
Herbert M. Rosenthal
Eric D. & Pamela Ryan
Levon Sagatelyan, Esq.
Sand Hill Global Advisors, LLC
Jeffrey & Cheryl Selman
Shivadev Shastri
Ina Stewart
Susan & Thomas Stortini
Kathleen Strickland
Joseph J. Tabacco & Peggy Schmidt
Tom Vacar
Visa Givingstation
Timothy C. †# & Tricia Wright
Daniel Aaron Ziony
Sharon & David Ziony
SUPPORTERS
$100 - $249
Anderlini & McSweeney LLP
David Andrews
Phyllis Annet
Anonymous
Debbie Appel
Victoria S. Bahnasy
Jonathan Baker
Haitham Ballout
Susan J. Bardet
Emerita & Cirilo Bautista
Larry A. Bennett
Mary Ellen Benninger
Sid & Joyce Berenstein
Bruce & Medea Bern
Eric Blum
Julie Borden
Jeffery L. Boyarsky
Robert James Brady
Jacqueline Glynn Brandin
Betty Brown
Thomas Cahill
James R. Cody
Honorable Melvin E. Cohn, Ret.
Martin J. Collins
Bernard & Anne Cotter
Peter J. Dehlinger
Dennis J. Durkin
Honorable Steven Dylina & Ann Nejasmich
Michael & Shelley Egger
Anthony Errico
Donald F. Farbstein, Esq.
Thomas Feledy
Thomas & Randee Fenner
Nancy & Ed Fineman
Hal Forbes
Jonathan Foster
Steve Foug
Elianne Frenkel-Popell
Robert Fucilla & Patricia Georges
Galligan, Thompson & Flocas LLP
Honorable John "Jack" L. Grandsaert
Martin & Carol Harband
Amanda Hawes
Michael Heuga & Julie Cochrane
Walter & Doriane Heyman
Dr. Frederick Holley & Maud Gleason
Brian A. Horwitz
Stacy Howan
Howard Rome Martin & Ridley LLP
Bruce Ives
Christopher Jaap
Carol Karwatt
Honorable Margaret J. Kemp, Ret.
Richard Keyes
Cary Kletter
John Kloosterman
Thomas & Mary Kmak
Leslie R. Koonce
Deborah D. Landstrass
William C. Last, Jr.
Michael D. Liberty
Jeffrey R. Loew, Esq.
Steve & Courtney Love
Shirley Maccabee
Manos & Curl LLP
Nancy Encarnacion Mass
Susan McConnell
ANNUAL
CAMPAIGN DONORS continued

20. SUPPORTERS
$100 - $249 (continued)
Jack B. & Linda McCowan
William McDowall
McGlashan & Sarrail
Patti Merriman
Jill Mary Mondry
Honorable Leslie C. Nichols, Ret. &
Anita N. Nichols
John & Donna Novitsky
James Palmer, Jr.
Mary Panton
Stephen Patterson
Stephen Peters
Tanya Prioste & Mark Figueiredo
Lesley & Irv Rappaport
Christy Rauch
William Reagon
Peter Reid & Barbara Ogle
Andrew Robin
Dr. Beth B. Rosenthal, Ph.D.
Carolyn Sadler
Sherri Sager
Cathy Kline Saunders
Victor & Janet Schachter
Carol Schwartz
Jennifer Scotto
Jonathan & Wendy Segal
Honorable Aram Serverian, Ret. &
Hasma Serverian
Marcia S. Settel
Ignacio Socorro & Theresa Pineda
David & Anne Steirman
Lisa L. Striebing
Nanette Stinger
Jim & Lisa Suennen
Edward W. Suman
L. Michael & Christine Telleen
Rebecca Teutschel
Carolyn A. Thon
Jeffrey C. Tsu, Esq.
Marian G. Van Orsdol
Amy Van Zant
Ginny & George Wailes
Christine H. Wang
Lisa Weetman
Myra A. Weiher
Clark & Cheryl Westmont
Terry Woo
Olga & Vladimir Yarosh
Golnar Yazdi †#
YourCause, LLC for Dell Giving
Gerald J. Zanzinger
Denise & Joseph I. Ziony
FRIENDS
up to $99
Russ Altman
Anonymous
Luci Barry
Robbie & Bob Baxter
Lindsey Blenkhorn
Feb Cabrasawan
Rhys Cheung
Kathleen Costa
Edward A. Daniels
Valerie Diamond
Sari Ditlevsen
Susan Flax
Elaine Ryzak Fraser
Stephanie Garratt
Liz Gindraux
Richard Gordon
Susan Greenberg
Evelyne Guillouet
Samira Hariramasamy
Elizabeth Hill
Brian Johnsrud
William R. Johnston
Honorable Kirsten Keith
Melvin Kervin
Hubert T. & Sallie Kim
Ivette Kincaid
Joni Kohara
Yana Kravtsova
David Larson
George & Sheila Lederer
James Lee
Joshua & Sarah Levy
Angela C. Mapa
Melissa A. Rodgers &
Victor M. Ortiz De Montellano
Ana Munguia
Linda Noeske
Lillian Lee Port
Sheila Purcell
Jose Razo #
Razoo Foundation
Courtney Regan
Elvira M. Rios
Lucy Rodriguez
Lindsey Schroeder
Allison Schurman
Archita Shah
Philip Shecter
Monique Sherman
Vibeke Simonsen
Russell Starbird
Margaret Stevenson
Eliot Storch
Neill Tseng
Ronald A. Vanderberg
Mr. & Mrs. J. Anthony Villanueva #
Jonathan Wolff
Saundra Wootton
Yee & Associates Court Reporters
Charles & Nicki Zarganis
DONATE ONLINE!
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just one click. Make your generous gift to
Legal Aid by visiting legalaidsmc.org and
clicking on “donate now.”
ANNUAL
CAMPAIGN DONORS continued

21. GIFTS IN LOVING MEMORY
In Memory of Eugene J. Majeski
Honorable Melvin E. Cohn, Ret.
George R. Corey
Hon. Linda Marino Gemello, Ret. & John Gemello
Harold & Marilyn Hohbach
John Jorgenson
William F. Kenney
Joni Kohara
William McDowall
William L. Nagle
Kathleen Strickland
Saundra Wootton
In Memory of Carl L. McConnell
Susan McConnell
Sandra Sands
In Memory of Brandon Horpel Chernick
Clifford Chernick
In Memory of Marvin S. Siegel
Penny & Greg Gallo
CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT
AT&T
American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
Atkinson Foundation
California Department of Managed Health Care
The California Endowment
The California Wellness Foundation
City of Burlingame
City of Daly City
City of Menlo Park
City of Redwood City
City of San Mateo
City of South San Francisco
County of San Mateo Aging & Adult Services
County of San Mateo Department of Housing
County of San Mateo Health System
Covered California
Facebook Local Community Fund at Philanthropic Ventures Foundation
First 5 San Mateo County
Flora Family Foundation
Genentech, a member of the Roche Group
The Grove Foundation
Hemming Morse, LLP
Hewlett-Packard Company
Health Plan of San Mateo
The Hurlbut Johnson Charitable Trusts - an advised fund of the
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Intel Corporation
Kaiser Permanente
The Keane/Hodge Family Foundation
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
Mills Peninsula Health Services
Palo Alto Community Fund
Philanthropic Ventures Foundation
RR Donnelley
SanDisk Corporation Fund - a corporate advised fund of the
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Sand Hill Advisors
Sand Hill Foundation
Silicon Valley Campaign for Legal Services
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Sobrato Family Foundation
State Bar of California Legal Services Trust Fund Program
Symantec Corporation
US Department of Justice
ANNUAL
CAMPAIGN DONORS continued

22. OFFICERS
Stacey Keare I President
Mary H. Lin I Vice President I Bay Wealth Legal Group, LLP
Laura I. Bushnell I Secretary I King & Spalding LLP
Greg Regan, C.P.A. I Treasurer I Hemming Morse, LLP
DIRECTORS
Aaron M. Armstrong I Visa Inc.
Jessica Arner I Lakin Spears, LLP
Michèle Bissada I Flicker, Kerin, Kruger & Bissada, LLP
Jeffrey Hyman I Pebble Technology
Ara Jabagchourian I Cotchett Pitre & McCarthy, LLP
Brian Levey I Elance-oDesk, Inc.
Niki B. Okcu I ATT
Elizabeth Peterson I Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Janice S. Tam I Anderson Yazdi Hwang Minton + Horn LLP
Leticia G. Toledo I Aaron, Richert, Carpol & Riffle, APC
Laurence A. Weiss I Ernst & Young LLP
Rand N. White I Dyer & White LLP
David C. Wilson I VenEarth Group, LLC
Keith L. Wurster I Baker & McKenzie LLP
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Maureen P. Alger I Cooley LLP
Lynne Esselstein I Anderson Yazdi Hwang Minton + Horn LLP
Janette Leonidou I Leonidou & Rosin Professional Corporation
Charles M. Riffle I Aaron, Riechert, Carpol & Riffle, APC
Dan K. Siegel I Jorgensen, Siegel, McClure & Flegel, LLP
Kristi Cotton Spence I Law Office of Kristi Cotton Spence
Timothy C. Wright
Golnar Yazdi I Anderson Yazdi Hwang Minton + Horn LLP
JUSTICE MATTERS TO
LEGAL AID'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS

23. ATTORNEYS
David Carducci I Director of Litigation I University of San Diego School of Law, 1991
Michelle de Blank I Consulting Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 2003
Brooke Heymach I Supervising Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 2003
Jenny Horne I Staff Attorney I Stanford Law School, 1993
Scott Maurer I Consulting Attorney I Santa Clara University School of Law, 1995
Trinh Phan I Staff Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 2009
Claire Ramsey I Staff Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 2006
Bettina R. Schlegel I Staff Attorney I Hastings College of the Law, 2011
Janet B. Seldon I Director of Pro Bono I New College of California School of Public Interest Law, 1984
SENIOR MANAGEMENT
M. Stacey Hawver I Executive Director I Stanford Law School, 1987
Shirley Gibson I Directing Attorney I New College of California School of Public Interest Law, 1999
Judith Goldstein I Office Manager I Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 1976
Hope Nakamura I Directing Attorney I UCLA School of Law, 1986
Marcie Storch I Director of Development I University of Connecticut School of Law, 1981
Tricia Berke Vinson I Directing Attorney I Stanford Law School, 1976
STAFF
Jessie Burgueno I Project Coordinator I Golden Gate University
Brian Burns I Communications Manager I UCLA
Aleli Caballero I Project Coordinator I University of San Francisco
Ivanna Chavez I Project Coordinator I University of California, Santa Cruz
Liz Gindraux I Graphic Designer I University of Redlands
Francisca Guzman I Project Coordinator II University of California, Berkeley
Claudia Leal I Legal Secretary/Screener
Allison Marseille I Director of Grants & Contracts I Emporia State University
Larisa Mialik I Development Assistant I Chabot College
Liliya Mukha I Bookkeeper I Gomel Cooperative Institute
Ruby Romero I Project Coordinator I Cañada College
Haydee Sequeira I Receptioist I Cañada College
Susan Stortini I Accountant I University of Manila Philippines
JUSTICE MATTERS TO
LEGAL AID'S STAFF

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