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New Job Opening Posted 2 Big Banks Face Suits In Mortgage Pact Abuses Free Software: Trend Micro Rootkit Buster Public Utility Law Project – National Fuel rate proposal comes under scrutiny

Reverse-Mortgage Defaults Increasing New York to Sue Wells Fargo and Bank of America Over Settlement Violations Legal Services Facing Strike as Federal Funding Declines Appeals & Grievances in Managed Long Term Care – Consumer Rights

Policy Basics: Introduction to Medicaid Urban Institute: Concentrated Poverty and Regional Equity Panel Rejects Judge’s Remedy for ‘Bad Faith’ in Foreclosure (requires log in) CLASP Urges Congress to Make Tax-Based Student Aid More Effective for Low-Income Students

Court System Enacts Disclosure Mandate for Pro Bono Service CBO Report: Modifying Mortgages Involving Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: Options for Principal Forgiveness Report Presents “Immigrant Eligibility Crosswalk” and Urges Continued Advances in Immigrant Access to Health Care as NY … Continue reading →

IOLA 2012 Annual Report Updated – Managed Long Term Care Legal Fight Erupts Over Hotel-Room Shelter Program Reducing Overpayments in the Earned Income Tax Credit NY Court of Appeals: Parents don’t lose child visitation rights when they’re sent to prison

High-cost payday loans seeing tremendous growth Updated 2013 Part D and Medicare Advantage plan landscape information State coalition applauds Governor Cuomo’s opposition to check casher payday loan legislation Urban Institute: Racial Wealth Divide is 3 Times Wider than Income Gap, … Continue reading →

Regulators to Crack Down on Bank Payday Loans NY Times: Loans Borrowed Against Pensions Squeeze Retirees GAO Report – SSA:Preliminary Observations on Key Management Challenges Urban Institute: Less Than Equal: Racial Disparities in Wealth Accumulation

Managed Long Term Care (Updated) Banks Halting Foreclosures to Avoid Upkeep IOLA Fund – UPDATE Regarding Grantee Awards 2013-15 US consumer bureau calls payday loans a trap, warns of new rules Empire Justice Memo of Opposition: New Yorkers Would Be … Continue reading →