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Carol Kerber was trying to do the right thing when she reached out for help to save her home, but like thousands of New Yorkers, she fell victim to a
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Carol Kerber was trying to do the right thing when she reached out for help to save her home, but like thousands of New Yorkers, she fell victim to a
When he contacted the Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York, Inc. (LASNNY), Glenn James was living in subsidized housing and at zero income. He was seeking legal help due
In 2012, Paul Sabatino’s life took a turn for the worse. In a matter of months, ailing health forced him to step down from his supervisory position with New York
Marc Ehrlich received the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Pro Bono Publico Award, presented by the Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service. The Committee works to ensure access to
For many years, Gary Morant enjoyed a successful career as a chef, even partnering with celebrities on occasion. But in the spring of 2018, he was diagnosed with stage 4
After 40 years of marriage, Patricia Carson was finally able to leave an unhappy relationship, but not without some unintended financial consequences. Patricia says that she and her husband
Nyjah Pringle, a permanently disabled 24-year-old, was enrolled at the University of Albany when illness interfered with her studies. Nyjah, who suffers from sickle cell anemia and other chronic health
(Pictured L to R: Shruti Joshi – LASNNY Staff Attorney, Donna Connors, Donald Connors. In front: Butters & Betty White) By Megan Harrington Donna Connors and her husband,
Emma, a twelve-year-old girl was subjected to on-going bullying by her classmates. One day, these classmates jumped Emma and beat her nearly unconscious. As a result, she experienced paralyzing anxiety
[rwd imageid=’3459′ align=’center’ size=’medium-img’ link=” caption=” alt=”] All Glens Falls Housing Authority tenants can now have emotional support animals, regardless of where they live, thanks to the persistence of
[rwd imageid=’3078′ align=’center’ size=’full’ link=” caption=” alt=”] The Glens Falls Housing Authority approved Julianne White for an apartment. Her request for an emotional support animal received a different
Without the Legal Aid Society, Stacey Lloyd would have lost the only home she has ever owned, the pastoral place in Porter Corners where she has raised two sons and