Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution

The Loyola Center for Conflict Resolution (LCCR) was founded in 1993 specifically to provide community conflict resolution services to Los Angeles (LA) County residents, and to train and mentor Loyola Law School students to provide those services. Our experience with the community over the last 28 years is that people are seeking information on options available for resolving disputes outside of court. We assist many indigent, marginalized, and/or under-served communities in Los Angeles County who face significant barriers when trying to access necessities, such as food and housing, and legal services, including conflict resolution. This includes non-English speaking parties, and undocumented immigrants, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and families in general. At LCCR, we create a safe space that allows the participants to reach durable agreements by helping them figure out what their options are and letting them decide what works best for them. With our program, parties have the ability to make decisions for themselves and the court docket is freed up to deal with cases that need judicial involvement. It is win- win.

The LCCR provides a wide variety of ADR services in English and in Spanish, as well as other languages, based on our highly diverse student and volunteer pool. Our services include but are not limited to, mediation, conciliation, facilitation, intake and convening, problem assessment, options counseling, information and referral, as well as collateral services.

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