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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 in City Limits
Undocumented man needs liver transplant
NYLAG attorney Brenda Bishop is interviewed about the LegalHealth Division’s model on Univision.
30-year-old NY legal services staple rebrands
We are excited to release our new visual identity to honor how far we’ve come and to reflect our vision for the future.
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 …
NYLAG publishes NYC Veteran’s Legal Guide
NYLAG releases legal guide to help veterans facing legal problem
Trump targets immigrants with medical conditions
The Trump administration has eliminated a protection that lets immigrants remain in the country and avoid deportation while they or their relatives receive life-saving medical treatments.
