A brochure from the Social Law Firm at the College of Management Academic Studies, describing its legal support services for Israeli military reservists and their families. It covers employment rights, patients' rights, debt and insolvency, banking law, and litigation, with statistics on cases completed and rights secured. The document includes client testimonials and a thank-you message to…
This brochure from the Social Law Firm at the College of Management Academic Studies describes the organization's legal support services for Israeli military reservists and their families. It is intended for reservists, their families, and potential donors or partners.
The brochure opens with an overview of the firm's mission: providing comprehensive, accessible legal support in one place. It lists areas of assistance including employment rights, patients' rights, medical claims, debt and insolvency, banking law, and litigation.
A section titled 'A Legal Safety Net' reports key statistics: 410 cases completed, 134 cases in progress, 120 active litigation cases, over 10,500 legal hours, 150 volunteers, and 10 outreach initiatives. A total of 734 people were supported.
Financial figures show the total value of rights secured and pro bono legal services provided at 6,510,957 NIS. This breaks down into 5,052,500 NIS in rights secured for reservists, 1,029,600 NIS in pro bono legal services, and 428,857 NIS in legal costs saved.
A pie chart illustrates the distribution of case types: employment rights 30.6%, patients' rights 24.7%, general rights assistance 22.4%, debt and financial rehabilitation 8.1%, banking law 7.9%, and litigation 6.2%.
The brochure includes six case highlights from the past year, such as securing a scholarship for a reservist student, helping a reservist with debt proceedings, presenting a position paper to the Knesset's Labor and Welfare Committee, preventing a dismissal, expanding benefit eligibility, and securing disability recognition for a reservist with PTSD. It ends with client testimonials and a thank-you message to supporters.