IncubatorOneEleven is a Toronto-based technology incubator and membership organization that supports high-performing technology scaleups through facilities, community access, programming, and investment capital.

The Los Angeles Incubator Consortium (LAIC) supports solo lawyers in developing sustainable practices in underserved communities, enhancing access to legal services. It collaborates with law schools, legal organizations, and the Los Angeles Law Library.
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The Los Angeles Incubator Consortium (LAIC) and the Orange County Legal Consortium (OCLC) are dedicated to supporting new solo lawyers committed to public interest work. Founded in 2015, LAIC aims to enhance access to legal assistance through collaboration with various legal services organizations. OCLC joined in 2024 to extend its reach into Orange County, providing essential resources and mentorship to help attorneys launch and grow their practices.
LAIC+OCLC focuses on mentoring and training new solo lawyers, providing them with essential startup resources. The program includes workshops on legal skills, marketing, business development, work-life balance, and law practice management, along with a requirement to complete a minimum of 100 pro bono hours.
Participants benefit from mentorship opportunities, access to law practice management software, legal research tools, and supervision while meeting pro bono requirements. The program also offers workshops and a supportive community for new solo lawyers.
Q: What is the application process? A: Applications are open annually, with the next deadline on December 19, 2025. Q: What resources are provided? A: Participants receive training, mentorship, and access to essential legal tools.
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