How Marble Law makes legal care accessible to all
Our pro bono program, Marble Does More, provides access to the legal services people need to better their lives.
How we’re making a difference
Each year, 70% of low-income Americans face a civil legal issue, with many unable to afford representation. We’re on a mission to change that.
How we’re making a difference
Each year, 70% of low-income Americans face a civil legal issue, with many unable to afford representation. We’re on a mission to change that.
$2,850,000+
donated in legal case value
We’re proud to support:
Survivors of domestic violence
Children at risk
Veterans
Caregivers or single parents
Unhoused people
People between jobs
Those on government assistance
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