Impact Litigation News
Gothamist: NY officials agree to delay $9B home care overhaul amid consumer complaints
Gothamist reports on the latest developments in NYLAG's legal effort to protect New Yorkers' access to home care.
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Impact Litigation News
City & State: CDPAP transition could move forward after preliminary injunction agreement
City & State NY reports on the latest developments in NYLAG's legal effort to protect New Yorkers' access to home care.
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Impact Litigation News
POLITICO: Federal judge slated to issue preliminary injunction on CDPAP transition
As NYLAG seeks a preliminary injunction to delay the rushed and tumultuous CDPAP transition of 600 fiscal intermediaries to one, POLITICO spotlighted the case in ...
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Impact Litigation News
Spectrum News 1: NYLAG’s Elizabeth Jois talks CDPAP lawsuit
Elizabeth Jois, a supervising attorney with NYLAG's Special Litigation Unit, spoke with Spectrum News 1's Kate Lisa about the ongoing legal effort to delay the ...
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In The News
City Limits: HUD Struck a Data-Sharing Agreement With Immigration Enforcement. What Does it Mean for NYC?
Anna Luft, Director of NYLAG's Public Housing Justice Project, said that people who are living in HUD subsidized housing should talk to their immigration attorneys ...
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In The News
Gothamist: Civil rights investigations of NYC schools in limbo after federal education cuts
Courtney Yadoo, an attorney with NYLAG's Special Education Unit, spoke with Gothamist about what federal education cuts could mean for stalled discrimination cases, and what ...
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Impact Litigation News
NYLJ: Federal Judge Issues TRO, Pausing New York’s Transition of Medicaid Procedures
New York Law Journal's coverage of a development in Engesser et al v. McDonald, in which NYLAG and Patterson attorneys secure a TRO in a ...
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In The News
Brick Underground: Delayed Section 8 payments could worsen discrimination against tenants, NYC attorneys warn
NYLAG experts Anna Luft & Deborah Berkman warn of increased discrimination against Section 8 tenants due to NYCHA payment delays. Read their insights on Brick ...
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Housing Insecurity
The City: City Tests New Shelter Rules Advocates Warn Will Lead To More Street Homelessness
Deborah Berkman, Director of NYLAG's Shelter and Economic Stability Project, spoke with THE CITY about some of our clients' experiences with navigating the city shelter ...
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Advocacy
City Limits: In City & State Budget Talks, Advocates Look to Fortify NYCHA Amid Federal Uncertainty
In reporting on federal uncertainty for NYCHA, City Limits cited Public Housing Justice Project Director Anna Luft's City Council budget testimony.
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