Committee for Public Counsel Services

The Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS) is a 15-member body overseeing legal representation for indigent individuals in Massachusetts. Through a combination of approximately 500 staff attorneys and 3,000 certified private attorneys, CPCS provides representation in criminal, civil, and administrative cases where counsel is required by law. The organization's divisions, including Private Counsel, Public Defender, Children and Family Law, Youth Advocacy, and Mental Health Litigation, offer support and supervision to the attorneys. Additionally, the Immigration Impact Unit provides training and litigation support on immigration consequences for noncitizen clients. CPCS operates with the core values of courage, accountability, respect, and excellence, as evident from their slogan. However, specific details such as founding date, industries, headquarter, and recent investments are not available.