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LAS Calls on Cuomo to Act as OTDA Removes Eviction Moratorium Guidance

The Legal Aid Society implored the Governor to protect thousands from homelessness after the NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance abruptly removed an eviction freeze until December 31st from its site, as reported by The Real Deal.

Upholding Workers’ Rights Through the Employment Law Unit

Richard Blum is connecting vulnerable individuals to unemployment assistance and creating enforceable health standards to protect workers.

Fighting Detention & Deportation in the Immigration Law Unit

Forensic Social Worker Wanjuri Hawkins and her colleagues in our Immigration Law Unit are taking a stand for those in need.

Over 100 Criminal Justice Reform Groups Call to Publish Correction Officer Disciplinary Information

The Legal Aid Society urged the Governor and Mayor to create and maintain an online database of misconduct and disciplinary records that is freely accessible to the public, according to POLITICO New York.

NYCHA Still Struggling to Provide Tenants Working Utilities This Winter Season

The Legal Aid Society condemned NYCHA’s failure to provide basic services to its tenants, a deficiency demonstrated by information provided in answer to a Freedom of Information Law request, according to the New York Post.

LAS Calls on Cuomo to Sign Bill Barring Arrest of Children Under Twelve

The legislation, which is awaiting the Governor's signature, addresses the disproportionate arrest of Black and Brown children, reports Juvenile Justice Information Exchange.

LAS Decries Preliminary Vote to Raise Rent on Vulnerable Tenants

The Legal Aid Society is calling on the Rent Guidelines Board to freeze rent increases for low-income New Yorkers who are still reeling financially from the COIVD-19 pandemic.

LAS Hails Success of City’s Right to Counsel Program

The program, the first of its kind in the country, provides free legal services to tenants facing eviction in housing court, as reported by Harlem World.

LAS Decries Rent Guidelines Board’s Preliminary Vote to Increase Rents

The Legal Aid Society is calling on the board to reverse course before its final vote in June and freeze rents for low-income tenants living in stabilized apartments.

LAS in the News 07.14.23

We have an intrinsic connection to the daily lives of New Yorkers. Here are a few of the places we made a difference, provided context or added valuable perspective this week.