The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York (LASNNY), along with long term community partners Albany Law School and the Albany Damien Center have received nearly $1 million from the
Landlords filed evictions cases against more than 4,000 tenants in the Capital Region during the pandemic, data released by the New York court system reveals for the first time.
The IRS has been sending “math error” notices to taxpayers. The notices list changes the IRS has made to the amount the taxpayers owe in tax or how much they
The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York welcomes Damara Fredette to the team! Damara is working in our Albany Office in our Re-Entry Project providing civil legal services
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program for landlords and tenants isn’t rolling out very smoothly for St. Lawrence County. The applications are being filed, but the payments are slow in
For the 5th consecutive year, Michael J. Telfer, Esq. has been selected for inclusion in Upstate New York Super Lawyers Rising Stars. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding
Ajele Randolph came to the Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York in 2015 and has helped thousands of clients connect with the civil legal services they need by matching
As a federally designated community action agency, ACAP conducts a community needs assessment every three years, asking different sectors questions about Albany County’s services, resources, and needs. This assessment collects
Take action today to protect your property. The City of Albany and LASNNY are collaborating to assist senior citizen homeowners in the City of Albany. It is never
Congratulations to Tara Glynn, Esq. on your promotion to Managing Attorney for our Canton and Plattsburgh offices! Tara Glynn works as the Managing Attorney for the regional offices in
Joining us from 8 colleges and universities to work with LASNNY attorneys in a wide range of programs, from advocacy and impact work to housing to domestic violence to economic
Tenants applying for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, which will pay up to 12 months in back rent due to pandemic hardships, are running into issues with the state’s website.