PLLC
PLLC
About Us
“To accept injustice or
segregation passively
is to say to the
oppressor that his
actions are morally
right.”
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Moloy Good founded the Good Law Clinic in January of 2017 in order to provide
high quality legal services to traditionally underrepresented clients. Mr. Good is
also a member of the Portland Human Rights Commission, joining the HRC in
2008.
Prior to forming the Good Law Clinic, Mr. Good worked for the Fair Housing
Council of Oregon, a highly regarded private non-profit dedicated to furthering
the cause of fair housing through education, outreach and enforcement. Over the
course of nine years, Mr. Good served as FHCO’s Executive Director, Litigation
Director and Enforcement Coordinator. Previously, he worked as a staff attorney
for Legal Aid Services of Oregon. He helped defend people against evictions, but
also negotiated with landlords to avoid evictions.
Mr. Good’s commitment to civil rights began while he was growing up in a small
town in the Pacific Northwest. He experienced and witnessed much of the
ignorance that leads to bigotry and prejudice. In high school, he decided to
pursue a career that would allow him to combat this intolerance. During college
he continued to pursue this goal by studying about the civil rights movement,
eventually writing his senior thesis on this subject. He chose to attend Howard
University School of Law because of its long and distinguished history as a
catalyst for the expansion of civil rights. His work with the Good Law Clinic
allows him to use his legal education to help defend and further the cause of civil
rights.
Copyright © 2017 by Good Law Clinic and Moloy Good Attorney at Law - All rights reserved.
Moloy Good of the Good Law Clinic of Vancouver, Washington is licensed to serve clients in both Oregon and Washington.
