“Attacking the Concept of Debt”
In this Harvard Magazine article, NYLAG's Jessica Ranucci proclaims explicitly prospective litigation is needed to overcome the litigation challenges in the for-profit college industry.
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Homeless New Yorkers Belong in Hotels Now
In this New York Daily News op-ed, NYLAG's Deborah Berkman asserts the benefits of placing those experiencing homelessness in hotels and denounces residents of NY's ...
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Global Law Firm Shearman & Sterling Helps Legal Nonprofit Expand NY COVID-19 Legal Resource Hotline
Global law firm Shearman & Sterling is helping expand our free NY COVID-19 Legal Resource Hotline to help with translations to our Spanish, Russian, and ...
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Virtual Hearings Put Children, Abuse Victims at Ease in Court
In this Bloomberg Law article, NYLAG's Amanda Beltz agrees remote technology, done right, in family court can remain after the pandemic—if concerns are addressed.
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Immigration During COVID-19—FAQs Answered
On July 17th, 2020, NYLAG held a live Q&A discussing travel and extending B1/B2 Visas, court reopenings, and more. Here's the pre-recorded video and the ...
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Safety Planning for Domestic Violence Survivors during COVID-19—FAQs Answered
On July 14th, 2020, NYLAG held a live Q&A discussing safety planning while living with an abuser, how to use technology safely, and more. Here's ...
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Options for Homeowners during COVID-19—FAQs Answered
On July 10th, 2020, NYLAG held a live Q&A discussing mortgage forbearance, repayment plans, loan modifications, and more. Here's the pre-recorded video and the FAQs ...
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Can You Address Poverty Without Systemic Change?
Our Financial Counseling Division has a new name. Why? Because we cannot address poverty and economic inequities without systemic change. Learn more from our Financial ...
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Out of Work? How to Navigate Unemployment Benefits in the Coronavirus Crisis
Many New Yorkers are still battling the unemployment challenges caused by the pandemic. Learn how to navigate unemployment benefits in this The City article featuring ...
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INSIGHT: Pro Bono Cross-Cultural Training Needed for Race Equity, Access to Justice
NYLAG’s Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Caprice Jenerson's op-ed in Bloomberg Tax explains why cross-cultural training can allow white pro bono attorneys to understand the ...
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