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DAVID SUISSA PODCAST: Jessie Kornberg from Bet Tzedek on How the Helpless Find Justice

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September 12, 2018
The David Suissa Podcast

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Jessie Kornberg, head of Bet Tzedek (“House of Justice”), tells us how she got high-powered attorneys in L.A. to volunteer and help those abused by the system, and how there’s no end to those in need.

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