Tracking the Trends for NYC Small Businesses
It’s been three years since the pandemic began and the impact of Covid-19 can still be felt in every sector and part of daily and New York’s small businesses have […]
Spotlight on Justice
Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Our DV Program's Anniversary
As Domestic Violence Awareness Month concludes, Brooklyn A extends its appreciation to the courageous survivors and dedicated service providers across New York City who continually strive for justice throughout the […]
Governor Kathy Hochul Signs Groundbreaking Notarization Bill
Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A joins the New York Legal Services Coalition (NYLSC) in applauding Governor Kathy Hochul’s signing of legislation – S.5162 (Hoylman-Sigal) / A.5772 (Lavine). This bill ends […]
State and City Housing Bills Roundup
New York’s housing crisis is on top of everyone’s mind. Prices have skyrocketed, reaching new all-time highs multiple times this year. The pressure on market-rate units has grown as would-be […]
Helpful Tips When Facing Foreclosure
According to the U.S. Foreclosure Market Report from ATTOM, in May of this year New York City had reached the greatest number of foreclosures among major metropolitan areas with 1,452 […]
Our Support of Groundbreaking Changes to Notarization Law
In a bold move towards leveling the legal playing field, the New York State Legislature at the end of last month passed bill S5162/A5772, which would eliminate notarization requirements in […]
How to Form a Tenant Association
Disclaimer: This advice is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. The information provided here does not constitute an attorney-client relationship. What is a Tenant Association? A tenant […]
Albany Bill Would Protect Tenants Amidst MCI Increases
The New York State Senate is considering a bill that could protect New York tenants from unfair rent hikes, building upon recent legislative victories for tenants from the 2019 HSTPA. […]
CEA: Protecting Homeowners Over the Last Year
Homeowners were not immune to the housing shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic. New Yorkers put out of work by sickness or quarantine found it difficult to pay for housing, and […]
CEA: Helping Taxpayers and DV Survivors Navigate the Pandemic
Brooklyn A always strives to meet the needs of our community, and we paid close attention to the developing needs among our clients from the onset of the pandemic to […]