March 1, 2023State finds Boston Public Schools transportation issues violated students’ right to special education services
February 26, 2023Legal clinic in Somerville offers free aid to help people clear their records of marijuana crimes (The Boston Globe)
February 6, 2023Mass. vocational schools policy violates student civil rights, complaint says (The Boston Globe)
January 19, 2023Lawsuit alleges racial discrimination in tenant screening tool (CommonWealth Magazine)
December 19, 2022Advocates question conditions at shelter for migrants and families experiencing homelessness (WBUR)
November 22, 2022Three hour wait, three days in a row: Massachusetts shelter hotline leaves some families desperate (WBUR)
November 21, 2022‘I’m at my wit’s end’: Welcome to the underbelly of the region’s housing crisis (The Boston Globe)
November 18, 2022MLRI class action lawsuit seeks to restore stolen SNAP food benefits (Various outlets)
November 16, 2022Energy prices are skyrocketing. Here’s how you can get financial help this winter (WBUR)
November 15, 2022For labor trafficked immigrants, T-visas are a life-saving but flawed relief (GBH News)
November 7, 2022Blind and low-vision voters hail Massachusetts’ new statewide online voting option (GBH News)
November 7, 2022SCCLS assists tenants facing eviction from New Bedford building (The New Bedford Light and South Coast Today)
November 4, 2022State launches investigation into Boston Public Schools transportation, special education (Various outlets)
October 24, 2022Consolidation of senior care homes is uprooting hundreds across Massachusetts (The Boston Globe)
October 13, 2022When migrants were sent to Martha’s Vineyard, a spirited team of Massachusetts lawyers jumped to help (The Boston Globe)
August 12, 2022First-of-its-kind law improves college access for students with autism, intellectual disabilities
August 11, 2022Report: Restraints and involuntary medication widespread at corrections facility for people with mental illness
June 22, 2022Jury orders construction company to pay $650,000 to immigrant worker in retaliation case
June 2, 2022SafeRent Solutions accused of illegally discriminating against Black and Hispanic rental applicants
February 21, 2022Disability Law Center finds pervasive mold plagues state hospital for mentally ill detainees
February 21, 2022Mass. seeks to claw back at least $2.7 billion in jobless benefits it says were incorrectly paid
January 5, 2022‘Rubber stamp’ justice? In Mass., prison officials almost always deny prisoners’ claims of abuse behind bars
December 6, 2021Eviction filings down from pre-pandemic years in region, but need for services still great
November 1, 2021Massachusetts tenants and landlords struggle with eviction process after moratoriums end
June 9, 2021DLC Finds Abuse & Neglect in Death of Woman Discharged from Middleborough Hospital and Left on Boston Streets
April 23, 2021While most Boston schools remained closed, McKinley opened its doors. Yet almost no one came
March 22, 2021‘Afraid of taking the subway’: Atlanta murders raise safety concerns for Asian workers, businesses
March 4, 2021Boston advocacy groups will argue to keep policy in lawsuit challenging new exam school admissions process
March 3, 2021As bills pile up for many jobless workers, state’s ‘dinosaur’ benefits system provides only frustration
February 26, 2021When Does COVID-19 Become A Disability? ‘Long-Haulers’ Push For Answers And Benefits
December 17, 2020Online training for attorneys to help domestic violence survivors launches at crucial moment
December 4, 2020State instructs Boston, Worcester, and Springfield to open classrooms for special education students
November 5, 2020Single mom, others kicked off unemployment and told to repay money prompts lawsuit against Mass. Department of Unemployment Assistance
July 28, 2020COVID-19 is a disaster for people with disabilities. Without 30-year-old law, it would be worse
April 3, 2020The pandemic poses significant access-to-justice obstacles. A Cambridge technologist is developing solutions
March 18, 2020Disability community will fight any attempt to discriminate over scarce medical resources
February 3, 2020Losing home: With fixed incomes and increasing costs of living, seniors are bearing the physical and emotional brunt of rising rents, including eviction
January 27, 2020The Telephone Is A Lifeline For Prison Families. And Calls Are Outrageously Expensive
January 23, 2020Leticia Medina-Richman: Local organization provides free legal services to immigrants, refugees
March 1, 2023State finds Boston Public Schools transportation issues violated students’ right to special education services
February 26, 2023Legal clinic in Somerville offers free aid to help people clear their records of marijuana crimes (The Boston Globe)
February 6, 2023Mass. vocational schools policy violates student civil rights, complaint says (The Boston Globe)
January 19, 2023Lawsuit alleges racial discrimination in tenant screening tool (CommonWealth Magazine)
December 19, 2022Advocates question conditions at shelter for migrants and families experiencing homelessness (WBUR)
November 22, 2022Three hour wait, three days in a row: Massachusetts shelter hotline leaves some families desperate (WBUR)
November 21, 2022‘I’m at my wit’s end’: Welcome to the underbelly of the region’s housing crisis (The Boston Globe)
November 18, 2022MLRI class action lawsuit seeks to restore stolen SNAP food benefits (Various outlets)
November 16, 2022Energy prices are skyrocketing. Here’s how you can get financial help this winter (WBUR)
November 15, 2022For labor trafficked immigrants, T-visas are a life-saving but flawed relief (GBH News)
November 7, 2022Blind and low-vision voters hail Massachusetts’ new statewide online voting option (GBH News)
November 7, 2022SCCLS assists tenants facing eviction from New Bedford building (The New Bedford Light and South Coast Today)
November 4, 2022State launches investigation into Boston Public Schools transportation, special education (Various outlets)
October 24, 2022Consolidation of senior care homes is uprooting hundreds across Massachusetts (The Boston Globe)
October 13, 2022When migrants were sent to Martha’s Vineyard, a spirited team of Massachusetts lawyers jumped to help (The Boston Globe)
August 12, 2022First-of-its-kind law improves college access for students with autism, intellectual disabilities
August 11, 2022Report: Restraints and involuntary medication widespread at corrections facility for people with mental illness
June 22, 2022Jury orders construction company to pay $650,000 to immigrant worker in retaliation case
June 2, 2022SafeRent Solutions accused of illegally discriminating against Black and Hispanic rental applicants
February 21, 2022Disability Law Center finds pervasive mold plagues state hospital for mentally ill detainees
February 21, 2022Mass. seeks to claw back at least $2.7 billion in jobless benefits it says were incorrectly paid
January 5, 2022‘Rubber stamp’ justice? In Mass., prison officials almost always deny prisoners’ claims of abuse behind bars
December 6, 2021Eviction filings down from pre-pandemic years in region, but need for services still great
November 1, 2021Massachusetts tenants and landlords struggle with eviction process after moratoriums end
June 9, 2021DLC Finds Abuse & Neglect in Death of Woman Discharged from Middleborough Hospital and Left on Boston Streets
April 23, 2021While most Boston schools remained closed, McKinley opened its doors. Yet almost no one came
March 22, 2021‘Afraid of taking the subway’: Atlanta murders raise safety concerns for Asian workers, businesses
March 4, 2021Boston advocacy groups will argue to keep policy in lawsuit challenging new exam school admissions process
March 3, 2021As bills pile up for many jobless workers, state’s ‘dinosaur’ benefits system provides only frustration
February 26, 2021When Does COVID-19 Become A Disability? ‘Long-Haulers’ Push For Answers And Benefits
December 17, 2020Online training for attorneys to help domestic violence survivors launches at crucial moment
December 4, 2020State instructs Boston, Worcester, and Springfield to open classrooms for special education students
November 5, 2020Single mom, others kicked off unemployment and told to repay money prompts lawsuit against Mass. Department of Unemployment Assistance
July 28, 2020COVID-19 is a disaster for people with disabilities. Without 30-year-old law, it would be worse
April 3, 2020The pandemic poses significant access-to-justice obstacles. A Cambridge technologist is developing solutions
March 18, 2020Disability community will fight any attempt to discriminate over scarce medical resources
February 3, 2020Losing home: With fixed incomes and increasing costs of living, seniors are bearing the physical and emotional brunt of rising rents, including eviction
January 27, 2020The Telephone Is A Lifeline For Prison Families. And Calls Are Outrageously Expensive
January 23, 2020Leticia Medina-Richman: Local organization provides free legal services to immigrants, refugees
March 1, 2023State finds Boston Public Schools transportation issues violated students’ right to special education services
February 26, 2023Legal clinic in Somerville offers free aid to help people clear their records of marijuana crimes (The Boston Globe)
February 6, 2023Mass. vocational schools policy violates student civil rights, complaint says (The Boston Globe)
January 19, 2023Lawsuit alleges racial discrimination in tenant screening tool (CommonWealth Magazine)
December 19, 2022Advocates question conditions at shelter for migrants and families experiencing homelessness (WBUR)
November 22, 2022Three hour wait, three days in a row: Massachusetts shelter hotline leaves some families desperate (WBUR)
November 21, 2022‘I’m at my wit’s end’: Welcome to the underbelly of the region’s housing crisis (The Boston Globe)
November 18, 2022MLRI class action lawsuit seeks to restore stolen SNAP food benefits (Various outlets)
November 16, 2022Energy prices are skyrocketing. Here’s how you can get financial help this winter (WBUR)
November 15, 2022For labor trafficked immigrants, T-visas are a life-saving but flawed relief (GBH News)
November 7, 2022Blind and low-vision voters hail Massachusetts’ new statewide online voting option (GBH News)
November 7, 2022SCCLS assists tenants facing eviction from New Bedford building (The New Bedford Light and South Coast Today)
November 4, 2022State launches investigation into Boston Public Schools transportation, special education (Various outlets)
October 24, 2022Consolidation of senior care homes is uprooting hundreds across Massachusetts (The Boston Globe)
October 13, 2022When migrants were sent to Martha’s Vineyard, a spirited team of Massachusetts lawyers jumped to help (The Boston Globe)
August 12, 2022First-of-its-kind law improves college access for students with autism, intellectual disabilities
August 11, 2022Report: Restraints and involuntary medication widespread at corrections facility for people with mental illness
June 22, 2022Jury orders construction company to pay $650,000 to immigrant worker in retaliation case
June 2, 2022SafeRent Solutions accused of illegally discriminating against Black and Hispanic rental applicants
February 21, 2022Disability Law Center finds pervasive mold plagues state hospital for mentally ill detainees
February 21, 2022Mass. seeks to claw back at least $2.7 billion in jobless benefits it says were incorrectly paid
January 5, 2022‘Rubber stamp’ justice? In Mass., prison officials almost always deny prisoners’ claims of abuse behind bars
December 6, 2021Eviction filings down from pre-pandemic years in region, but need for services still great
June 9, 2021DLC Finds Abuse & Neglect in Death of Woman Discharged from Middleborough Hospital and Left on Boston Streets
April 23, 2021While most Boston schools remained closed, McKinley opened its doors. Yet almost no one came
March 22, 2021‘Afraid of taking the subway’: Atlanta murders raise safety concerns for Asian workers, businesses
March 4, 2021Boston advocacy groups will argue to keep policy in lawsuit challenging new exam school admissions process
March 3, 2021As bills pile up for many jobless workers, state’s ‘dinosaur’ benefits system provides only frustration
February 26, 2021When Does COVID-19 Become A Disability? ‘Long-Haulers’ Push For Answers And Benefits
December 17, 2020Online training for attorneys to help domestic violence survivors launches at crucial moment
December 4, 2020State instructs Boston, Worcester, and Springfield to open classrooms for special education students
November 5, 2020Single mom, others kicked off unemployment and told to repay money prompts lawsuit against Mass. Department of Unemployment Assistance
July 28, 2020COVID-19 is a disaster for people with disabilities. Without 30-year-old law, it would be worse
April 3, 2020The pandemic poses significant access-to-justice obstacles. A Cambridge technologist is developing solutions
March 18, 2020Disability community will fight any attempt to discriminate over scarce medical resources
February 3, 2020Losing home: With fixed incomes and increasing costs of living, seniors are bearing the physical and emotional brunt of rising rents, including eviction
January 27, 2020The Telephone Is A Lifeline For Prison Families. And Calls Are Outrageously Expensive
January 23, 2020Leticia Medina-Richman: Local organization provides free legal services to immigrants, refugees
