Equal Access to Justice Across Eastern & South-Central Kentucky

Providing free legal services to the low-income and vulnerable

Disaster Legal Services

Flood survivors facing denied FEMA claims, landlord-tenant disputes, lost documents, contractor scams, or other disaster-related legal issues can call AppalReD’s Disaster Legal Services Intake Hotline at 1-844-478-0099 for free legal assistance. Survivors can also visit an AppalReD office, connect with staff at Disaster Resource Centers, or leave a message for a Disaster Team member to return their call.

Pro Bono Volunteers Needed to Help Disaster Survivors

Pro bono attorneys play a critical role in helping disaster survivors rebuild their lives. Your skills can make a life-changing difference. To meet the overwhelming legal needs in the wake of this disaster, AppalReD is actively recruiting and training volunteer attorneys. Whether you have two hours, twenty, or two hundred to give, we have a volunteer opportunity for you. Pro Bono volunteers can assist for a shift in person providing vital information, remotely through online clinics, or take case referrals.

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13 May 2025

Virtual Pro Se Clinic

1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Zoom

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20 May 2025

Expungement Clinic Beverly, KY

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Red Bird Mission Annex Building, 70 Queendale Center, Beverly, KY

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1 May 2025

A small KY legal aid group gets a big black lung case in front of US Supreme Court

This opinion piece by Linda Blackford appeared in The Lexington Herald Leader…

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23 Apr 2025

AppalReD Legal Aid Files Brief Before U.S. Supreme Court in Black Lung Case

Prestonsburg, KY – AppalReD Legal Aid proudly announces that its Advocacy…

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And the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Kentucky IOLTA funds, other federal funds and private donations.


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