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Why Marital Identity Theft Is So Hard To Fight
12/02/2019
Her Justice Equal Justice Works Fellow Naomi Young was interviewed by Law360 about financial abuse and marital identity theft
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Her Justice on “In Focus with Cheryl Wills”
11/04/2019
Her Justice Managing Policy Attorney Rachel Braunstein (L) appeared with host Cheryl Wills (R) and Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark (center) on “In Focus with Cheryl Wills” on Spectrum News NY1 discussing a lesser known type of intimate partner violence – financial abuse.
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Her Justice in Crain’s
09/10/2019
Our 2019 Red Party was featured in Crain’s New York Business!
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Her Justice in Crain’s
06/20/2019
Our 2019 Annual Photography Auction & Benefit was featured in Crain’s New York Business!
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2019 Annual Photography Auction & Benefit featured in the New York Law Journal
05/13/2019
Our 2019 Photography Auction & Benefit was featured in the May 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
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Civil-rights groups show support for Paul Haggis’ rape accuser
05/09/2019
Read Page Six and Fox News coverage of the amicus brief filing by eleven civil-rights organizations — led by Her Justice — in support of Haleigh Breest, the publicist who accused Oscar-winning director Paul Haggis of rape.
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Fear Of ICE Is Silencing Domestic Abuse Victims, Study Shows
04/11/2019
Director of Legal Services Hamra Ahmad is quoted in a Patch.com piece on the new report released by the ICE Out of Courts Coalition, of which Her Justice is a member.
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One Year Later – The Aftermath of the Department of Justice Changing the Definition of Domestic Violence
04/01/2019
Senior Staff Attorney Esther Limb spoke with Lauren Lantry, a freelance journalist with Uptown Radio, about the change in the definition of domestic violence on the Dept. of Justice website.
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Divorce as a Social Justice Issue
03/11/2019
For Women’s History Month, Her Justice Senior Staff Attorney Laura Israel Sinrod appeared as a guest on In Focus NY1 hosted by Cheryl Wills along with New York City Council member Carlina Rivera. Sunday’s show focused on domestic violence and new city legislation that would provide for a right to counsel for survivors of domestic violence in divorce cases.
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The Real-World Implications of #MeToo: Transforming the Legal Ecosystem (Part V)
02/25/2019
A Roundtable Discussion of How Lawyers Can Mitigate Workplace Sexual Harassment
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