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2010 Reilly Fund press conference

Since he began his tenure in the New York State Assembly, Assemblyman Bob Reilly (D-Loudonville) has donated his salary to local charities. On Wednesday, February 17 the Assemblyman Robert Reilly Salary Fund honored the 2010 recipients, which included the Legal Aid Society. “Being able to help these organizations continue to provide valuable services to our community is my top priority,” Reilly said. “During these tough economic times our friends and neighbors are depending on service organizations and charitable groups more than ever. These programs do so much for the Capital District that we could never adequately repay them. The Salary Fund allows these organizations the ability to continue to help others.”

2009 JFA Kickoff

Representatives from the 55 Justice for All Leadership Firms at the October 1 Kickoff at Dale Miller
Click here to see a slide show from the event and to order photos.

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. A study conducted by the Baruch College School of Public Affairs, Center on Equality, Pluralism and Policy. Please contact lmoy@lasnny.org with questions or to follow up on the study.

Read the January 2010 issue of Legal Aid Matters newsletter.

See the 2009 list of Justice For All Campaign Leaders

Legal Aid Society 2008 Accomplishments

Upcoming LASNNY Board Meetings


NEW! Foreclosure Prevention Project

 Free legal services for low and
moderate income homeowners.

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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.

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