Telemundo
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)
The trustees of Wells College announced that the school would be closing at the end of the Spring 2024 semester. In an effort to provide support during this difficult time, students are encouraged to seek free legal advice from NYLAG through our dedicated school closure hotline.
After more than a year of advocacy from NYLAG and partner organizations, the NYS Office of Court Administration has issued guidance that will provide critical protections to consumers burdened by judgments for rental arrears, student loan, education, and medical debts.
With the Equal Protection of Law Amendment on New Yorkers’ ballots in November, Heather Betz, Director of NYLAG’s LGBTQ+ Law Unit, provided context for the amendment to CityLimits as it pertains to the LGBTQ community.
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