NYLAG Submits Testimony on Food Access and Quality within DHS Shelters
NYLAG offers comments on food access and quality within DHS shelters.
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How Does a Tenants’ Rights Attorney Do His Job?
NYLAG's Supervising attorney Mark Hess discusses what it’s like to fight for his clients' housing rights, the wildest things he’s heard in housing court, and ...
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More tenants deserve lawyers: low-income renters need increased legal representation
NYLAG's Shaun Abreu discusses the significance of advocating for tenant's rights as featured in the New York Daily News.
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Why Black homeowners in Brooklyn are being victimized by fraud
Noelle Eberts is quoted in this New York Times article about Broadies Byas, a NYLAG client.
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NYLAG offers comments on proposed Income Savings Plan Program for residents in NYC homeless shelters
NYLAG submitted comments to the Departement of Homeless Services about the proposed Income Savings Plan Program
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NYC Homeowners Face Huge Unknowns as Flood Insurance Changes Loom
Rose Marie Cantanno, Associate Director of NYLAG's Consumer Protection Unit, quoted about the growing burden of flood insurance for homeowners with low-income in this article ...
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NYLAG’s New Visual Identity. Why now?
Since 1990, The New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) has worked tirelessly to make the voices of individuals and families with low-income or experiencing poverty ...
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NYLAG’s first Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer
Caprice Jenerson has become NYLAG's first-ever Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer.
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My Basement Apartment is ‘Unbearable.’ What Can I Do?
Jonathan Fox, Director of NYLAG's Tenants' Rights Unit, lent his expertise to this article in City Limits.
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LGBTQ Legislative Update
Heather Betz. Director of NYLAG's LGBTQ Law Project, gives an update on the policies NYLAG is advocating for to promote protections for LGBTQ communities.
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