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Comments Received by LSC on Proposed Alternative Sanctions for Grantees Current HRA Employment Process Manual Food Stamp Shortfall Linked to Homelessness Article: Maryland: The First State To Protect our Social Media Privacy and Security ND bank sued for shuffling transactions … Continue reading →

IOLA Meeting Notice – Grants Committee Article: Computer matching system could limit safety net ‘double dipping’ NYLAG Launches Mobile Legal Help Center BBB Study: Consumers Paying Scammers Thousands For Services They Can Do Themselves at No Cost NY Times: Obama … Continue reading →

New Job Openings Posted What the proposed mortgage servicing rules could mean for you IOLA Annual Report 2011 Medicaid Personal Care or Home Attendant Services NY Times: Food Stamps Helped Reduce Poverty Rate, Study Finds

NY Times: U.S. to Propose New Mortgage Lending Rules Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) in New York Survey: Students fail the credit card test SNAP Helps Struggling Families Put Food On The Table Senator Finds Law Students Reluctant to Talk About … Continue reading →

Managed Long Term Care Medicare’s Role For Dual Eligible Beneficiaries Editorial: Banks play fast and loose with credit card debt NY Times: Welfare Limits Left Poor Adrift as Recession Hit

New Online Military and Veterans Discussion Group for NYS Advocates Legislature Restores Most EPIC Benefits for 2013 — Seniors must Cope with Cuts for Rest of 2012 Several Important Gains for Health Consumers in the 2012 Budget -Medicaid and other … Continue reading →

Kinship care programs in crisis  Resources on People Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid Appeals court hearing challenge to Defense of Marriage Act New Law Gives Major Employment Strategy a Boost The Coverage and Cost Effects of Implementation of the … Continue reading →

ADA Accommodations for Disabled Users of New York Courts Medicaid Managed Care (Updated) New INFs – Food Stamps; Personal Needs Allowances GIS 12 MA/011: Medical Coverage for Transitioning Juvenile Delinquent Youth A backlog for low-income housing assistance leaves more than … Continue reading →