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NYLAG’s Employment Law Project’s Supervising Attorney, Anamaria Segura, and our Special Litigation unit’s paralegal, Janet Ceron sat down with Telemundo 47 to discuss their efforts that restored stolen wages to low-income Latina workers in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Watch the news coverage here.
Originally aired on Telemundo on September 22, 2020 (Spanish language)
Yarys Lopez, longtime NYLAG client and now Pro Se Plus Project volunteer, was recognized as one of Robin Hood’s 2023 Heroes.
Court Grants Final Approval to NYLAG’s $1.35M Settlement with Process Servers, Process Serving Agency, and Debt Collection Law Firm, Providing Crucial Relief to More than 3K NYC Consumers
Thousands of asylum seekers are ordered removed and exposed to the horrors of detention and deportation due to overenforcement, through no fault of their own. In this white paper, NYLAG and Make the Road NY delve into the motions we prepared to reopen and rescind in absentia removal orders on behalf of 64 clients.
The absence of stable housing has made it very difficult for immigrants to track important hearing dates they must attend that are only being sent via mail. NYLAG’s Jodi Ziesemer spoke with Documented about this ongoing issue.
The National Consumer Law Center’s Partners Council selected the Impact Litigation attorney as a 2023 Rising Star for her work taking on predatory, for-profit schools and student loan debt. CHICAGO, IL
All three groups call on the city to dramatically overhaul busing, implement required transportation accommodations, end egregious delays, and treat students and families with respect. Roughly 100,000 students with disabilities rely on NYC bus services to get to school.
