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LAS Petitions Court to Defend Recent Housing Reforms, NYS Rent Stabilization Laws
The letter argues that Petitioners have standing and the right to intervene on behalf of rent stabilized tenants who stand to lose their homes, reports
Crain’s New York Business
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Brokers’ Fees Obstruct Access to Quality Housing: LAS on WNYC
The Legal Aid Society’s Robert Desir joined
WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show
for a conversation on brokers’ fees and the pending legislation which would limit what realtors can charge for their services.
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City Fails to Remove Children from Housing with Lead Paint
The New York City Housing Authority was allowed to appeal the findings of their own inspectors, while the children continued to be exposed to the dangerous chemical element, according to the
New York Post
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