Appendix E: Sample Notice Provisions of State Serious Illness Protection Notice Rules
Appendix E of Protecting Seriously Ill Consumers From Utility Disconnections
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Appendix D: Sample Renewal Provisions of State Serious Illness Rules
Appendix D of Protecting Seriously Ill Consumers from Utility Disconnections: What States Can Do To Save Lives Now
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Appendix C: States with Sample Prompt Reconnection Protection Rules
Appendix C of Protecting Seriously Ill Consumers From Utility Disconnections
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Appendix C: Long Summaries of Loss Mitigation Rules for Government-Backed Loans
Appendix to Obtaining Mortgage Relief for Survivors of Disasters: A Practice Guide for Advocates
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Appendix C: Checklist to Evaluate a State Student Protection Fund (SPF)
Appendix C of How States Can Help Students Harmed by Higher Education Fraud
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Appendix B: States That Allow Phone Call Followed by Written Certification
Appendix B of Protecting Seriously Ill Consumers from Utility Disconnections: What States Can Do to Save Lives Now
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Appendix A: States with Student Protection Funds (SPFS)
Map for Report: How States Can Help Students Harmed by Higher Education Fraud
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Brief in McAdory v. M.N.S. & Associates
Appellant Reply Brief in McAdory v. M.N.S. & Associates before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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Group Letter to the Public Service Commission of West Virginia regarding Appalachian and Wheeling Power Companies
National and West Virginia advocacy organizations urge the Public Service Commission to protect West Virginia ratepayers and reject the relief requested by the Companies.
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Amicus Brief: Seila Law v. CFPB
This brief supports the 9th Circuit’s ruling that the Dodd-Frank Act provision providing that the Director of the CFPB only can be terminated by the President for-cause is constitutional.