Sur Legal CollaborativeLegal Services
We provide immigration and labor-focused legal services for workers navigating unsafe conditions, wage theft, retaliation, and immigration-related vulnerabilities.
Workers navigating unsafe conditions, wage theft, retaliation, and immigration-related vulnerabilities
From surlegal.org/programs ↗About this program
Sur Legal Collaborative seeks to demystify the legal process by making dense legal information and processes more accessible to workers, while also offering direct representation to marginalized workers navigating the complexities at the intersections of labor, immigration, and the carceral state. We provide immigration and labor-focused legal services for workers navigating unsafe conditions, wage theft, retaliation, and immigration-related vulnerabilities.
This work includes: Direct representation for labor and immigration matters, including U and T Visa certification requests and applications; Legal technical support for community organizations and movement partners; Legal trainings that strengthen worker leadership and partner readiness; Increasing access to information regarding the legal processes and how to enforce their rights regardless of status.
We are currently not accepting new clients for direct representation as our waitlist is full. Please look for updates in April 2026.
Questions
Is Sur Legal currently accepting new clients for direct representation?
We are currently not accepting new clients for direct representation as our waitlist is full. Please look for updates in April 2026.
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- Who
- Workers navigating unsafe conditions, wage theft, retaliation, and immigration-related vulnerabilities
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Organizing & Community EducationSur Legal Collaborative works to educate and organize immigrant and BIPOC workers within Georgia’s high-hazard, low-wage industries.Advocacy & CampaignsSur Legal Collaborative works to change the systems that allow exploitation to persist.Capacity-Building & Technical AssistanceSharing Tools and Growing the Movement Towards Immigration and Labor Justice.