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Freelance reporter for Law360 and Bustle.
Links: @Emma_Cueto | LinkedIn | (Current as of: June 19, 2019)
Law360
July 12, 2020
News Story
Law360
February 9, 2020
News Story
Law360
March 15, 2020
As the entire legal industry continues reacting to the spread of COVID-19, the legal aid community is bracing for its expected impact on their services for underserved communities. And in some parts of the country, providers are already weathering the effects. This article looks at how some providers across the country are preparing.
News Story
Law360
January 26, 2020
Sandman said that his time at LSC had been “very rewarding,” and that after leaving he hopes to teach and to find other ways to contribute to the cause of access to justice.
Interview
Law360
November 3, 2019
Longtime civil rights attorney David Brown took over this year as legal director for the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, a nonprofit that works to end discrimination against trans and nonbinary people, amid growing awareness about transgender issues but also an “uptick in general demonization.”
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Law360
October 28, 2019
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, legal aid provider Southeast Louisiana Legal Services knew that people in its community would need its help with everything from disputes with landlords to appeals of insurance claim decisions.
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Law360
September 29, 2019
While it isn’t surprising that attorneys working for nonprofit groups would receive less pay, the size of the discrepancy — and the low salaries in general — is concerning, Sandman said.
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Law360
September 22, 2019
When people think of providing aid after a hurricane, earthquake or flood, they don't typically think of legal aid, but natural disaster victims often need help with everything from disputes with landlords to appealing a denied FEMA claim to proving their identity after losing key documents.
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Law360
June 9, 2019
Advocates have loudly denounced the plan, saying that the services that HHS would need to cut are crucial for children and should be fully funded.
Freelance reporter for Law360 and Bustle.
Links: @Emma_Cueto | LinkedIn | (Current as of: June 19, 2019)
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News StoryIs Milwaukee’s Eviction Spike ‘The Canary In The Coal Mine’?
Emma CuetoLaw360
July 12, 2020
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Ariz. Tests Nonlawyer Advice For Domestic Violence Victims
Emma CuetoLaw360
February 9, 2020
News Story
Under Pressure: Legal Aid Attys Brace For Virus’s Impacts
Emma CuetoLaw360
March 15, 2020
As the entire legal industry continues reacting to the spread of COVID-19, the legal aid community is bracing for its expected impact on their services for underserved communities. And in some parts of the country, providers are already weathering the effects. This article looks at how some providers across the country are preparing.
News Story
Legal Aid Org’s Departing Chief Praised For Funding Boost
Emma CuetoLaw360
January 26, 2020
Sandman said that his time at LSC had been “very rewarding,” and that after leaving he hopes to teach and to find other ways to contribute to the cause of access to justice.
Interview
David Brown On Fighting To End Transgender, Nonbinary Bias
Emma CuetoLaw360
November 3, 2019
Longtime civil rights attorney David Brown took over this year as legal director for the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, a nonprofit that works to end discrimination against trans and nonbinary people, amid growing awareness about transgender issues but also an “uptick in general demonization.”
News Story
Why A Post-Disaster Rule For Pro Bono Aid Isn’t For Everyone
Emma CuetoLaw360
October 28, 2019
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, legal aid provider Southeast Louisiana Legal Services knew that people in its community would need its help with everything from disputes with landlords to appeals of insurance claim decisions.
News Story
All Work And Low Pay: Wage Gap Persists For Legal Aid Attys
Emma CuetoLaw360
September 29, 2019
While it isn’t surprising that attorneys working for nonprofit groups would receive less pay, the size of the discrepancy — and the low salaries in general — is concerning, Sandman said.
News Story
Legal Aid Groups Shouldn’t Wait For A Disaster To Act
Emma CuetoLaw360
September 22, 2019
When people think of providing aid after a hurricane, earthquake or flood, they don't typically think of legal aid, but natural disaster victims often need help with everything from disputes with landlords to appealing a denied FEMA claim to proving their identity after losing key documents.
News Story
Legal Aid For Migrant Kids Too Vital To Cut, Advocates Say
Emma CuetoLaw360
June 9, 2019
Advocates have loudly denounced the plan, saying that the services that HHS would need to cut are crucial for children and should be fully funded.
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