Work With Us

For Law Firms

The Access Project is proud to collaborate with some of the most prominent law firms in California, including Crowell & MoringFenwick & WestGoodwin & ProcterKirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins,  Morgan Lewis & Bockius, and Perkins Coie.

If you are a pro bono manager or committee member and you’re interested finding a program that works for your firm, contact Nora Cregan.

For Legal Services Organizations and Community Partners

Legal Services of Northern CaliforniaOneJustice, the Solano County Workforce Development Board, and Restore Oakland are just a few of our legal services and community partners.

If you’re looking for lawyer volunteers to support your work, or if you’d like to host a free Live Scan event, contact Nora Cregan.

I’m thankful to the Access Project and Legal Services of Northern California for this second chance. I had done everything I could to change my life, but my past was always with me. Now I can feel good about myself, and my record shows the person I am now.

- Solano County client

I loved working with the Access Project. As a junior attorney, the client contact and stand-up experience I had on my Access Project cases was invaluable. The Access Project helped me every step of the way to achieve fantastic results for my clients.

- David Derrick, Associate Latham & Watkins

TAP’s spirit of collaboration and commitment to increasing access to pro bono legal services are two of many reasons I am thrilled to continue the partnership between TAP and OneJustice.

- Jess Temple, Staff Attorney OneJustice

We are so grateful to have the Access Project in our community. Nora Cregan, its founder, really understands how to engage lawyers from all practices and levels of experience in pro bono work that might be very different from their day-to-day practice. She provide superb training and mentoring, and designs limited assistance pro bono opportunities that even the busiest lawyers can embrace.

- Carolyn Rosenthal, Pro Bono Director Goodwin Procter

Our Mission

The Access Project was founded in 2019 to improve access to high-quality legal services to people of limited means. Through creative use of technology and innovative program design, we leverage the resources and enthusiasm of law firm volunteers to complement and support the work of legal services organizations.