Northwest Justice Project - Seattle, WA
Washington's Largest Civil Legal Aid Provider
Northwest Justice Project (NJP) is the cornerstone of the civil legal aid system in Washington State. Headquartered in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square district, NJP is the state's largest publicly funded law firm, dedicated to providing high-quality legal assistance to low-income individuals and families. Established in 1995, the organization was created to ensure that justice is not a luxury reserved for the wealthy. Through their toll-free CLEAR hotline and a network of attorneys across the state, NJP handles thousands of cases every year, focusing on the essential needs of life: housing, family safety, health care, and income security.
Defending Basic Human Needs
NJP's work is critical in preventing homelessness and protecting victims of violence. They are the primary defense for many facing Eviction and housing discrimination. Their Family Law unit works tirelessly to secure protection orders for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Additionally, NJP is a fierce advocate for Public Benefits, ensuring that eligible families receive the food stamps, medical assistance, and disability benefits they are entitled to. They also have specialized units for Native American legal issues, veterans' rights, and farmworker justice, making them a comprehensive resource for the state's most vulnerable populations.
- CLEAR Hotline: Operating Washington's centralized intake line for free legal help (1-888-201-1014).
- Systemic Change: engaging in class-action lawsuits to improve laws for all low-income people.
- Eviction Defense: Providing crucial representation to tenants to keep them in their homes.
- Language Access: Committed to providing services in any language through interpreters and bilingual staff.
Located in the Court in the Square
The Seattle office serves as the main hub for King County and is located in the Court in the Square building. This accessible location allows their attorneys to be close to the King County Courthouse and other legal institutions. If you are facing a civil legal crisis and cannot afford an attorney, Northwest Justice Project is the first place to turn for help. 🏛
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Location & Access
Primary Address
Located in the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood of South Downtown Seattle, situated just north of Lumen Field.
Building Location
This is a seven-story historic commercial building known as the Court in the Square, which features a spectacular glass atrium connecting two brick structures. The building is located near the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and local spots like Zeitgeist Coffee.
Parking Details
For visitors, paid garage parking is available directly under the building or at nearby options like the Avalara Hawk Tower Garage and the S. King St. Parking Garage.
Public Transit
Served by Sound Transit Route 1-Line (Northbound); nearest stop is at Pioneer Square Station.
Accessibility / Suite Access
Enter through the main entrance of Court in the Square on 2nd Ave S. Take the passenger elevator to the 4th floor to reach Suite 407.