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CFPB: College credit card agreements Servicing Is an Underappreciated Constraint on Credit Access The Faces of Senior Poverty Are Likely Women of Color Public justice Blog: A Victory Against Wage Theft and For Class Actions in Braun v. Walmart Consumer … Continue reading →

Need a Lawyer? Sell Everything Push to Provide Lawyers in New York City Housing Court Gains Momentum Some States Retreat on Mental Health Funding CFPB: 2014 College credit card agreements Private Student Loan Refinancing Carries Risks, Rewards Racial/Ethnic Differences in … Continue reading →

How Low Child Care Wages Put All Children at Risk Identity theft victims face months of hassle Consumer credit reports: A study of medical and non-medical collections “FIDA” Demo Starts in NYC and Nassau County – Clearing up Confusion

Lawyers volunteer services to keep families “Home for the Holidays” ‘Religious Freedom’ or a ‘License to Discriminate’? State Health Care Spending on Medicaid Report: Americans Are Poorer Since The Recession Ended, Wealth Inequality Continues To Increase 5 Ways the November … Continue reading →

Never Convicted, but Held Back by a Criminal Record States’ Recovery From Great Recession Is Slow and Uneven Five Things the Civil Legal Aid Community Can Learn from Medical-Legal Partnership