Category Archives: News

High-Poverty Schools Using New Tool to Streamline Meal Programs SCOTUSblog on camera: Eric Schnapper discusses Supreme Court advocacy Public Justice: Consumer Has to Arbitrate Case Involving Home Invasion and Severe Beating

Fair Hearing Bank Pro Bono Project A degree of homeless New Job Opening Posted CBPP: Medicaid Expansion Isn’t Hurting State Budgets How life in the suburbs means something very different for whites and blacks

Courts Plunge Into the Digital Age Homeowners offered loan reduction Self-employed find it’s not easy to get a mortgage Cheapskate’s Guide: Printers, scanners, external drives Constitutional Accountability Center: Chief Justice Roberts at 10 ABA Commission on Future of Legal Services … Continue reading →

NYSBA on responding to a complaint on a website Homeowners, Wells Fargo head to trial over mortgage fees The legal mastermind behind New York’s record bank fines How California is Leading the Way Toward Ending Mass Incarceration Missing Exchange Patch … Continue reading →

New Job Opening Posted Who Is Getting ACA Insurance – And Who Isn’t Mass Incarceration and the Health of Our Communities States Focus on ‘Super-Utilizers’ to Reduce Medicaid Costs

SSI Benefit Levels Published The Rise in State Prison Populations New Economy Project: NYC, Repeat After Me: “Community Land Trusts” Attorney General asks banks, utilities to waive late fees from Buffalo storm Debt Collectors Paying To Use Prosecutors’ Letterheads To … Continue reading →

‘Invisible’ Homeless Kids Challenge States Poverty, Incarceration, and Criminal Justice Debt Argument preview: Pregnancy and workplace equality CBPP: Six Ways Health Reform Helps the Middle Class

HAMP changes App targets foreclosure rescue scams Lawsuit seeks details about disabled abuse Housing boom floating-rate mortgages face years of payment hikes AIDS activists cite a milestone, but the most vulnerable patients are left behind