Experts will discuss potential policy reforms that can help to address Tyler issues and create more equitable outcomes for individuals, neighborhoods, and cities.
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TIME: 10 – 11AM SPEAKERS: Pat Baker (MLRI), Cristina Freeman (MIRA) This session will focus on the intersection of immigrants’ rights and utility issues, focusing on the rights of families with undocumented members, particularly those with heads of household who are undocumented. National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) attorneys will be joined by Pat Baker and…
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This webinar will provide a general overview of patients’ rights against surprise medical bills under the NSA, focusing on privately insured and uninsured patients.
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TIME: 11AM – 12:15PM Join us October 23 at 11am for an intro to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) 2023-2024. This webinar features experts, Liz Berube, Executive Director at Citizens for Citizens, Mary Knittle, Director of Energy Resources at Worcester Community Action Council Inc, and Peter Wingate, Energy Directory at Community Action…
A webinar exploring Colorado’s recent legislative victory against high-cost lenders who use Rent-A-Bank arrangements to skirt Colorado interest rates.
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Many states will be re-writing their property tax foreclosure laws in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in Tyler v. Hennepin County. This opens up a window of opportunity to broadly improve property tax systems. One of the most important ways to prevent tax foreclosure is to ensure that low-income and older homeowners have access…
