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New Job Openings Posted Fair Hearing of the Month Behavioral Health Carve-In Retaking the Moral High Ground in the Fight Against Poverty How to transfer photos and videos to and from anything

New Job Openings Posted Full rules for protecting net neutrality released by FCC MLTC Roll-Out –Conflict-Free Assessment expands upstate, updated roll-out schedule, “FIDA” Demo Starts in NYC and Nassau County but delayed in Suffolk & Westchester – Updated Enrollment Numbers

Managed Long Term Care (Updated Article) New Yorkers to CFPB: We need a strong payday lending rule! New Rules for Net Neutrality May Set Stage for Legal Battles Will Congress Try To Kill The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau? Keeping Medicaid … Continue reading →

New York City Lays Out Limits on Restraints and Suspensions Student Aid Bill of Rights Would Ease the Burden of Student Debt 60,000 Jobless Veterans May Lose Food Assistance Due to Time Limit Research Comment On: “Do Defaults on Payday … Continue reading →

Few Disability Insurance Beneficiaries Could Support Themselves by Working Forced Arbitration Negatively Affects Consumers, New Report to Congress Shows Research Comment On: “Payday Loan Rollovers and Consumer Welfare” Empire Justice Budget Memo: Ensure the Adequacy of Public Assistance Housing Aid

Health Costs Continue to Slow, Improving Budget Outlook Credit Bureaus Agree To Revamp Practices For Handling Errors, Unpaid Medical Bills Why the New Judicial Ethics Rules on SRLs are Unlikely to Increase Complaints About Judges KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: Managed Long … Continue reading →

Legal Loop: The courts on mobile devices in the courtroom People With ‘Invisible Disabilities’ Fight For Understanding The terrible loneliness of growing up poor in Robert Putnam’s America What Is The FREAK Flaw And How Much Should I, Well, Freak … Continue reading →

Computerworld: Pulling net neutrality from a swamp of lies Payday Lending: Boon or Boondoggle for Tribes? Following Probe, NY School District Lifts Barriers to Immigrant Enrollment Hon. Jonathan Lippman – Closing the Justice Gap for Low-Income New Yorkers