Category Archives: News

Updated Article On Medicaid Managed Care When District Attorneys Become Bill Collectors CFPB: Setting our targets on elder financial abuse Activists Aim to Bolster Rhode Island’s Homeless Bill of Rights

Suffolk County Executive signs Countywide Language Access Order State Announces Home Heating Assistance Available Beginning November 19 Despite Some Advances, City Bar Diversity Benchmarking Report Shows Diversity Remains a Challenge for NYC Law Firms GAO Report – Medicaid: States Made … Continue reading →

DAPWorks for NYS New Job Openings Posted State regulators praise CFPB Advocacy Group Rates Am Law Firms on LGBT Friendliness Access to Disaster Benefits for Immigrants without Status Updated – What you need to know about EPIC – New York’s … Continue reading →

Supreme Court deals a blow to credit card privacy NY Times: Occupy Wall St. Offshoot Aims to Erase People’s Debts GAO Report – Medicare: High-Expenditure Part B Drugs The Budget Control Act of 2011: Implications for Medicare Federal Reserve Reminds … Continue reading →

NY Times:Child’s Education, but Parents’ Crushing Loans Medigap (Medicare Supplemental) Policies and Rates in New York State – with 2013 Rate Tables Supreme Court to Hear Another Case Involving an Arbitration Clause Barring Class Actions The Medicaid Upgrade: Required and … Continue reading →

States Fall Short on Help for Housing Judge grants class action to disabled suing NYC Maintaining Community Medicaid Budgeting During Temporary Nursing Home Stays September mortgage delinquencies higher – monthly late payment increase in four years

Deadbeat parents cost taxpayers $53 billion 2013 Part D and Medicare Advantage plan landscape lists are here! Matthew Parham and Vera Cedano from WNYLC discuss consumer law issues

Online Training: Thumbs Up or Down? Practical Reviews of the VE Mock Hearing Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Proposed rule: Truth in Lending (Regulation Z) Bye-Bye BlackBerrys: 88% of BigLaw CIOs Expect Use to Decline in Next Year Five additional … Continue reading →