On January 7th, Amberlee Hammond, a Legal Aid client and domestic
violence survivor, testifies before the NYS Senate Hearings on
IOLA funding for Legal Services. Director Lillian Moy is seated to
her left.
LASNNY is pleased to share the NY Leadership Work
Group Study: Leadership,
Diversity and Legal Services: Strategies for Increasing the
Diversity of Legal Services Management. lmoy@lasnny.org
with questions or to follow up on the study.
Read
the January 2010 issue of Legal Aid Matters newsletter.
See
the 2008 list of Justice For All Campaign Leaders
New!
Legal Aid Society 2008 Accomplishments
Upcoming
LASNNY Board Meetings
NEW! Foreclosure
Prevention Project
Free legal services for low and
Read
more information.
Annual Campaign
View our new video on LASNNY's history and services.
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LASNNY currently has 58 staff to serve clients throughout our 16
counties in northeastern New York.
The Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York is a non-profit law
firm which provides free legal services to low-income people in
Northeastern New York.
Do you have a Legal Problem?
Confidential
Everything you say at Legal Aid is confidential. If you are
eligible for our help you will be called back by an attorney or a
paralegal who will learn the facts of your case and discuss ways
in which we may be able to help you.
We may give you legal advice, information, or a referral to
another agency or program. We may provide brief service, such as
making some telephone calls or writing letters on your behalf. We
may represent you at a hearing or in court. How we handle your
case depends on what it is you want, what it takes to solve your
problem, and the availability of Legal Aid staff.
