Larkin Hoffman was honored to support the work of Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid (MMLA) at the organization’s 44th annual Law Day Dinner.

Attorneys Erika Toftness, Megan Rogers and Paige Clark helped celebrate the work of this non-profit law firm that provides free legal services to low-income and vulnerable Minnesotans.

“As attorneys, we have a unique opportunity and responsibility to help those in our communities access justice,” said Toftness, a Fund for Legal Aid board member. “Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid is doing incredible work to ensure our neighbors are not forgotten by the legal system.”

“MMLA is about neighbors helping neighbors get critical access to legal representation,” said Clark, who led the MMLA Associates’ Campaign for Larkin Hoffman. “This work has tangible impacts on the daily lives of those in our communities.”

Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid serves people with disabilities, seniors and those living at or below the poverty line. In 2024, the organization helped more than 18,000 people in Minnesota, assisting in areas of immigration, health care, public benefits, disability rights, consumer protections and housing access.