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What You Need to Know If Someone You Know is Arrested
Learning that a loved one has been arrested is a painful and stressful experience. Uncertainty and lack of information about the process only makes things more difficult. The arrest process is complex, every case is...
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Housing Justice Unit-Group Advocacy
The Housing Justice Unit-Group Advocacy works with eligible tenant groups, housing advocates, HDFC coop boards, and groups of shareholders, to promote and preserve affordable housing, improve housing conditions and prevent harassment and displacement throughout NYC’s...
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Court Rejects City’s Attempt to Derail Litigation Seeking to Equip Shelters With WiFi
The federal court ruling is a win for students and families across the city who have long struggled with insufficient access to remote learning, reports
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LTE: Giving a Greater Voice to the Child Enhances Fact-Finding and Decision-Making
In today's
New York Law Journal
, Gary Solomon from The Legal Aid Society's Juvenile Rights Practice makes the case for empowering young clients during divorce litigation.
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Supporting Survivors of Violence & Navigating Divorce
We provide crucial legal services to survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking throughout the city.
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LAS Secures Working WiFi for Homeless Students at 200+ City Shelters
The settlement, secured with Milbank LLP, requires the City to install wireless internet so more than 11,000 school-aged children can participate in remote education, as reported by the
New York Daily News
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LAS: New Data Shows Bail Reform is Working
Despite the Mayor's ongoing attempts to tie bail reform to rising crime the numbers continue to prove otherwise.
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LAS in the News 09.16.22
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.
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LAS Client Seeking Asylum Was Only 17, ICE Detained Him with Adults Anyway
A new feature in
The Daily Beast
chronicles our young client's harrowing journey.
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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
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