The latest ISBA Government Lawyers newsletter contains a well-written, helpful summary of various loan forgiveness programs available to public interest lawyers. And “public interest lawyer” is pretty broadly defined. It includes assistant AGs, PDs, state’s attorneys — not just legal-aid lawyers, in other words (though it does include them, of course).

The article highlights the Public Interest Attorney Assistance Act, which takes effect January 1 and “allows for loan assistance of a maximum of $6,000 per year, up to a career maximum of $30,000 in qualified loan forgiveness,” according to Colleen Morgan. But there are other programs, too. Read Colleen’s article to find out whether you or someone you know qualifies for help.

Posted on November 20th, 2009 by Mark Mathewson |
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