Why you should attend

This program provides a general overview of specific New York law that affects many low-income renters. Homeowners at risk of eviction need competent representation to help them save their homes. By attending this program, you will gain a broad understanding of some of the law that affects New York City, and some New York State, renters and can decide whether to partner with a legal services organization or volunteer court programs to take on a pro bono case.

What you will learn

• Common New York State/City Rental Subsidies
• Low Income Housing: Answering Non-Payments Cases for Clients with Subsidies In New York City - General Overview
• New York City Housing Authority Administrative Proceedings - Where to Begin

Who should attend

Attorneys and advocates interested in learning more about housing law for low-income renters in New York should attend this informative program. Pro Bono attorneys deciding whether to take on a pro bono housing case are particularly encouraged to attend.

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