How Marissa Roy plans to transform the L.A. city attorney's office
Headline from Los Angeles Times
Marissa Roy, a 34-year-old deputy state attorney general, has vowed to use the power of the L.A. city attorney's office to serve as "the people's lawyer," saying she will file lawsuits against predatory landlords, wage-thieving companies and the Trump administration.
Los Angeles Times's own description from its feed. We collect headlines and these descriptions, not full articles; read the original reporting below.
Marissa Roy, a 34-year-old deputy state attorney general, has vowed to use the power of the L.A. city attorney's office to serve as "the people's lawyer," saying she will file lawsuits against predatory landlords, wage-thieving companies and the Trump administration.
How Marissa Roy plans to transform the L.A. city attorney's office | Since Then
