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legalservicesnyc.org

1. Introduction  Legal Services NYC (“LSNYC,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers.  LSNYC recognizes the importance of your privacy and the need to protect information that users of our…

nylag.org

New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) is pleased to announce the appointment of Graham Bridgeman as its new Director of Philanthropic Partnerships: Individual and Corporate Giving.

legal-aid.org

Stand with us to guarantee equal access to justice for all New Yorkers by donating, volunteering or joining our pro-bono team.

cwtfhc.org

We answer questions about New York City’s Housing Court, housing laws and regulations.

mcadamslaw.net

protect yourself against evictions and shady real estate deals with the help of mcadams law in new york. need an nyc landlord-tenant lawyer? call 212-406-5145.

lsgmi.org

legal services of greater miami provides free legal help to low income people in miami-dade and monroe county.

nmic.org

We are excited to join in on GivingTuesday, a global celebration of generosity and kindness happening this month! This November, we’re focusing on the incredible power of advocacy and its profound impact on the lives of those we serve. Check out our latest news, like a new foundation partner, the recent weatherization of two new

lawhelpny.org

What we doLawHelpNY.org helps New Yorkers learn more about:

home2.nyc.gov

the official website of the city of new york. find information about important alerts, 311 services, news, programs, events, government employment, the office of the mayor and elected officials.

lany.org

Lawyers Alliance for New York is the leading provider of business and transactional legal services for nonprofit organizations and social enterprises that are improving the quality of life in New York City neighborhoods. By connecting lawyers, nonprofits, and communities, we help organizations to develop and provide housing, stimulate economic opportunity, improve urban health and education, promote community arts, and operate and advocate for vital programs that benefit low-income New Yorkers of all ages.