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IRS Closures, Service Cutbacks Turn Tax Queries Into a Struggle
4/7/2020: Tax unit, Aisha Servaty. See article here. ...continue reading
Gov. Walz Announces Halt To Eviction Proceedings Amid Coronavirus
3/24/2020: Housing unit, Luke Grundman, re: evictions. See article here. ...continue reading
Courts Suspend Some Housing Actions Amid Coronavirus Concerns
3/13/2020: Housing unit, Luke Grundman, re: evictions. See article here. ...continue reading
Panel: Mental Health, Crisis Training Needed To Curb Fatal Police Shootings
2/24/2020: Justin Page. See article here. ...continue reading
St. Paul To Pay $95K To Settle Deaf Woman’s Discrimination Suit
2/20/2020: DLC, Rick Macpherson, re: case settlement. See article here. ...continue reading
Minnesota Eviction Numbers See Dramatic Decline In Past Decade
2/17/2020: Housing unit, Luke Grundman, re: evictions. See article here. ...continue reading
Advocates Prepare For New Wave Of Confusion Over ‘Public Charge’ Rule For Immigrants
1/28/2020: Immigration unit, Anne Quincy, re: public charge. See article here. ...continue reading
Minnesota Courts Changing How They Handle Some Cases
Starting March 16, 2020, MN courts are changing how they handle some cases. For example, all normal eviction cases are suspended for 14 days. LawHelpMN will help you understand what the changes are, ...continue reading
Disability Law Center’s Recent Victory
We are so proud of our Disability Law Center's recent victory in the federal class action lawsuit, Murphy v. Harpstead! The lawsuit challenges Minnesota's statewide practice of over ...continue reading
MMLA Seeks Consultant for Racial Equity Strategic Planning
MMLA is seeking a consultant for its racial equity strategic planning process. Details are available here. Please submit proposals by September 30, 2019. http://mylegalaid.org/downloads/ ...continue reading