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New Job Openings Posted Power user tips for Windows Overview of pharmacy benefits for Medicaid & Family Health Plus (Updated Atricle) NY Times: Prisoners’ Letters Offer a Window Into Lives Spent Alone in Tiny Cells National Pro Bono Task Force … Continue reading →

HRA Materials Updated Another big Supreme Court term starts Monday NY Times: How to Erase a Debt That Isn’t There Woods Hole researchers call for legal protection of private e-mails House Agriculture Committee Farm Bill Would Throw 2 to 3 … Continue reading →

Scam targets seniors’ Social Security benefits NY Times: Veterans Wait for Benefits as Claims Pile Up New York officials say the legal needs of the poor are still unmet Adobe Security Breached As Certificate Stolen To Sign Malicious Files Putting … Continue reading →

How the ACA Can Help the Homeless 1 Billion computers at risk from Java exploit Legal Aid files lawsuit against New York over Section 8 housing Court Ponders Impact of Affirmation Finding on Foreclosure Case Sixth Circuit: Cleveland v. Wall … Continue reading →

New Job Opening Posted Welfare Waivers Give States a Choice Medicaid Hearing Lags Land NY State in Court Correctional Association Says Attica Must Be Shut Down Supreme Court will hear case on North Carolina Medicaid recoupment Consumer Financial Protection Bureau … Continue reading →

Civil Legal Aid in Jeopardy ‘Free’ Checking Costs More LegalHealth Launches New Website A.G. Announces First Round of Foreclosure Help Grants Online Video: What Every Civil Legal Services Provider Should Know About Stalking: Investigation, Prosecution and Working with Victims

New Job Opening Posted NY Among 5 States Facing Higher Fannie Mae Mortgage Fees Part D and Medicare Advantage plan landscape info for 2013 is here! State Medicaid changes could prevent poor children from getting braces Library of Congress Introduces … Continue reading →

U.S. mortgage task force to act soon Prison staff disparity raises flags Child Poverty and Its Lasting Consequence: Summary Feds cut Medicaid reimbursements for disabled New Yorkers by 80%