Journalist
(New York)
Reporter for the New York Law Journal, covering the Appellate Division, 2nd Department (Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, et al.) & New York's law schools.
Links: @messagetime | (Current as of: October 1, 2015)
New York Law Journal
August 10, 2017
As Mayor Bill de Blasio prepares to sign a bill to ensure that all tenants in housing court have legal counsel, several other cities are moving forward with their own programs to provide poor litigants in civil cases with legal assistance.
News Story
New York Law Journal
September 30, 2015
Providing civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers not only benefits the clients directly but benefits society as a whole.
Reporter for the New York Law Journal, covering the Appellate Division, 2nd Department (Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, et al.) & New York's law schools.
Links: @messagetime | (Current as of: October 1, 2015)
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News StoryIs Housing Step One Toward Establishing Civil ‘Gideon’?
Andrew DenneyNew York Law Journal
August 10, 2017
As Mayor Bill de Blasio prepares to sign a bill to ensure that all tenants in housing court have legal counsel, several other cities are moving forward with their own programs to provide poor litigants in civil cases with legal assistance.
News Story
Advocates of Civil Legal Services Point to Collateral Benefits
Andrew DenneyNew York Law Journal
September 30, 2015
Providing civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers not only benefits the clients directly but benefits society as a whole.
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