Public Interest Law is a branch of legal practice that focuses on helping individuals and communities who may not have the resources to access legal representation. Lawyers in this field often work on cases that address social justice issues, such as civil rights, environmental protection, and consumer advocacy. Their goal is to promote the public good and ensure that everyone has a fair chance in the legal system. These lawyers may work for non-profit organizations, government agencies, or as private practitioners dedicated to serving the community. By taking on cases that impact large groups of people, such as low-income families or marginalized communities, public interest lawyers strive to create positive change and uphold the rights of those who are often overlooked.