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Millions Face Court Alone. California Can Change That.
(Originally published by Los Angeles Times on September 1, 2026.) You’re sued over a debt you don’t recognize. Or you’re facing eviction from the apartment where you raised your kids. The other side has a lawyer. You don’t. For millions of Californians each year, this is how our civil justice…
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