Category Archives: News

2013 Hunger Survey Report Fannie Mae begins eviction moratorium next week MLTC Roll-Out – Expansion to 4 Upstate Counties, VNS Suspension of Enrollment Lifted CFPB Data Show Companies Use Forced Arbitration to Disable Consumers’ Ability to Vindicate Their Rights

Budget Deal Could Help Judiciary Recover After Cuts New NYS directives implementing the Affordable Care Act Colorado AG files suit against debt collection companies Failure to Extend Emergency Unemployment Benefits Will Hurt Jobless Workers in Every State

N.Y. Proposes Shared-Appreciation Mortgage Relief Going public with pro bono donations roils NY Bar CFPB, Congress and Activists to Bring Arbitration Out of Fine Print and Into Spotlight

Hunger panel takes shape CFPB director addresses QM myths Confronting the Child Care Eligibility Maze Los Angeles Sues Bank of America for Mortgage Discrimination

Court panel appears skeptical of L.A. ban on homeless living in cars White House Makes Case for Extending Unemployment Benefits Gutting Crucial Provision of Federal Labor Law that Protects Workers State Demonstration Proposals to Integrate Care and Align Financing and/or … Continue reading →

HRA Materials Updated Student Debt Up in 2012 Justice Begins at Home: Extending FLSA Protections to Home Care Workers Forbes: The Inequality Boom Has Put 100 Million Americans Below the Poverty Line

Consumer Supporter? Not so much Food Stamp Cuts, Holidays Stress Food Banks Court Orders For-Profit College To Pay $1,000/Day For Sidestepping Subpoena CBPP: Congress Should Renew Emergency Unemployment Compensation Before the End of the Year

IOLA Meeting – December 11, 2013 CFPB to Supervise Largest Student Loan Servicers NY Times: Bar Exam Passed, Immigrant Still Can’t Practice Law