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Every day, in every borough, The Legal Aid Society works in courtrooms and communities to deliver justice to New Yorkers. Each year, our direct representation of thousands of individuals informs our impact litigation efforts and...

Listen: Clearing the Slate for Trafficking Survivors

The Legal Aid Society's Leigh Latimer and Abigail Swenstein joined WCNY's Capitol Pressroom to discuss the SMART Act, life-changing legislation that would help survivors of labor and sex trafficking.

Watch: START Act Would Assist Victims of Trafficking

The bill would allow survivors to vacate convictions related to their trafficking, reports News 10 Albany.

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What You Need to Know About Breaking Your Lease

A step by step guide to getting out of your lease or rental agreement.

Caroline King Joins LAS as Chief Development Officer

In this role, King will oversee increasing and diversifying the organization’s revenue from private philanthropy sources.

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What You Need to Know About Small Claims Court

The information below is to assist individuals who have been sued New York City Small Claims Court. If you are being sued and are in need of legal assistance or have questions about your case,...

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What to Expect If You’re Arrested

Arrests occur in many different situations, so it is difficult to predict the exact circumstances that someone who is arrested will encounter. Our guide provides general information about arrest processing in New York City, and...

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What You Need to Know About Working Without Authorization

If you are a noncitizen and do not have work authorization, employers are not legally allowed hire you. Employers must ask you for identification and work authorization at the time of hiring. They can also...

LAS Hails Bipartisan Support for Repeal of Walking While Trans Law

NY State Assembly shows broad support for repeal of loitering law used by police to arrest transgender women of color, reports Gay City News.