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LAS Decries Dermot Shea as Choice for New NYPD Commissioner

"This will be more of the same, and our clients – New Yorkers from communities of color – will continue to suffer more of the same from a police department that prioritizes arrests and summonses above all else."

Mayor Partners with Delivery Companies, Continues to Criminalize Immigrant Delivery Workers

The same full throttle e-bikes subjected to aggressive ticketing for low-income workers have been approved for use by large corporations, according to the New York Daily News.

Building Stronger Communities in the Housing Help Program

Jeannine Cahill-Jackson is getting vulnerable New Yorkers back in their homes. She serves as the Supervising Attorney for two of our Bronx Courthouse-based initiatives: the Housing Help Program and the Assigned Counsel Project.

LAS Backs Comprehensive “Treatment Not Jail Act”

The legislation would mandate comprehensive mental health support for those in the legal system, reports CBS 2 News.

LAS Warns of Eviction Wave for Communities of Color

The upcoming expiration of eviction bans will disproportionately impact communities of color and could push millions of struggling tenants into the streets, according to POLITICO.

Advocates Decry Racist Comments Made by White NYC Family Court Clerk

Defender organizations across New York say the incident is indicative of the pervasive racism in the court system, reports the New York Law Journal.

LAS Condemns City’s Failure to Comply with Disclosure Laws on Reporting Police Misconduct Data

The New York City Law Department failed to comply with Local Law 166, which requires the disclosure of all "actions, claims, complaints, and investigations” regarding civil actions alleging misconduct brought against officers, as reported by the New York Post.

Empowering People with Disability & Health Issues

We provide legal assistance on a range of health care, disability rights, and discrimination issues.

LAS Unveils 2024 Statewide Legislative Priorities

The Legal Aid Society is calling on lawmakers in Albany to pass a comprehensive set of bills that will improve the lives of its clients and all New Yorkers.

LAS Wins Dismissal of Charges for Wrongfully Convicted Client James Davis

Mr. Davis, who spent 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, is now a free man, according to the New York Daily News.