New Job Opening Posted Motion to Dismiss Denied in White v. Fein, Such and Crane, LLP Feds Win Default Judgment Against Corinthian Colleges Over Predatory Lending Scheme Supreme Court weighs the right to sue an Internet data site under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act
CBPP: TANF Continues to Weaken as a Safety Net Student Loan Debt For Recent College Graduates Increases Again Rules Ban Colleges from Steering Students to High Cost Bank Accounts TalkPoverty.org: Criminal Justice Reform Will Fall Short If We Fail to Invest in Civil Legal Aid 2014 Report on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and HIV-Affected …
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Deportations Down, but Fear Persists The Medicaid Buy-In for Working People With Disabilities (MBI-WPD) City of Buffalo joins countywide effort to target banks responsible for ‘zombie’ homes Jurist: Hiding Behind the Veil of the “Civil System” to Perpetuate Inhumane Treatment Against Pregnant Women GAO Report – Medicaid: Additional Efforts Needed to Ensure that State Spending …
New Job Openings Posted A Vote for Justice Over Money at the FCC Proposed bill would limit HUD mortgage insurance to ‘quality’ nursing homes Top NY court says psychiatric patient has constitutional right against unlawful detention The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is releasing a tool that educators can use when selecting financial education curriculum for …
New Job Openings Posted Many Low-Income Workers Say ‘No’ to Health Insurance Deferred Interest Credit Cards Aren’t All They’re Cracked Up To Be TalkPoverty.org: New Mortgage Disclosure Requirements a Win for AAPIs Why Does Small Business Care about San Jose’s Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance?
Laura Edwards on consciousness of law before and after the Fourteenth Amendment Brooklyn Mother Fights for Changes After Disabled Son Misses Graduation by One Point Remarks of CFPB Director Richard Cordray at the Mortgage Bankers Association Annual Convention
New Job Opening Posted Group seeks reform of Buffalo foreclosure process Urban Institute: Can Social Security Be Solvent? Business Groups Eye Court for Limits on Class Actions Erie County legislative panel supports Kearns’ ‘zombie home’ legislation GAO Report – Special Education: More Flexible Spending Requirement Could Mitigate Unintended Consequences While Protecting Services
