The January 2011 edition of Health Law PA News , a free bi-monthly newsletter from the Pennsylvania Health Law Project(PHLP) is available on the PHLP website . The January 2011 Health Law PA News contains the following articles: AdultBasic Ends February 28th Assisted Living Regulations In Effect

This story in the New York Times reports on new procedures outlined by New York Chief Justice Jonathan Lippman that would provide for legal counsel for all homeowners facing foreclosure. Under the new procedures, any homeowner in foreclosure who does not have a lawyer will be supplied one by legal

The White House budget request for Fiscal Year 2012, released today, recommends $450 million in funding for the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) to provide civil legal assistance to low-income Americans requesting help to avert foreclosures, obtain veterans’ benefits, escape domestic violence, and

TechSoup will be holding a webinar entitled, Registering your Organization , on Friday, February 18, 2011 from 1:00 PM - 2:00 pm Eastern. During this short, informative webinar you will learn how registering with TechSoup will help your organization receive donated software, hardware, and services

The Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Family Law Group and the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence (PCADV) will be conducting training programs on Pennsylvania's New Custody Law in two locations, one in Western PA (Mars/Cranberry) and the other in Central PA (Harrisburg). This program will

The 2011 Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Excellence Awards program included a special recognition of those individuals involved in the creation of Pennsylvania’s Statewide Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). Pennsylvania’s LRAP program will provide financial assistance to 75 public interest

This Letter to the Editor from Samuel W. Milkes , Executive Director of PLAN, inc. appeared in the Patriot-News/pennlive.com on February 11, 2011. The letter praises Chief Justice Ronald Castille for his leadership, helping assure access to justice for low-income Pennsylvanians who turn to legal aid

During the past year, the Legal Services Corporation’s (LSC) Board of Directors has had the opportunity to hear from legal aid programs funded by LSC across this nation on the enormous struggles confronting low-income families. These 136 local nonprofit programs in every state provide civil legal