The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York (LASNNY) is pleased to announce the selection of Attorney Nic Rangel as LASNNY’s next Executive Director. Nic will succeed Lillian Moy, who
From all across the country, people recorded messages of congratulations to Lillian M. Moy on her retirement, after 40 years of service working for access to justice for all.
The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York honored a woman Wednesday night, who is retiring after decades of service. Lillian Moy is the executive director of LASNY and has
Gail Brown moved into a new apartment in early 2020 with her partner, adult son and several grandchildren. The home in the city’s Goose Hill neighborhood was supposed to
The Commission to Reimagine the Future of New York’s Courts announces two additional public hearings, to be held in Buffalo and New York City, as part of its series of
On Fridays in August LASNNY offices will be closing early in recognition of our attorneys’ and professional staff’s hard work and dedication to ensuring equal access to justice. For
July 27, 2022 – Attorneys and activists who help clients who cannot afford access to counsel say the pay increase will deepen the type of legal representation available within the assigned system,
A June 2021 survey conducted by Jefferson Community College found that between 13% and 16% of respondents said they had experienced some form of discrimination in their search for housing
Congratulations Damara Fredette! Damara is the recipient of the 2022 Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York Doris S. Hoffman Outstanding New Lawyer Award in recognition of
The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York welcomes Cole Malerba to the team! Cole is working in our Albany Office as a Legal Secretary providing administrative support to
We are pleased that OAG has taken this step, which can only benefit our clients and the other hardworking pensioners who are simply seeking the money they were promised as
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore today announced the formation of the Pandemic Practices Working Group, which will hold a series of public hearings around the state over the coming months to