When attorney Jim Walden sued the government more than a decade ago to restore food stamps and other public benefits that he claimed were unlawfully revoked from thousands of New Yorkers, he didn’t expect the avalanche of opportunities that would follow.

Walden has since taken on several high-profile cases in an area of law that’s been coined as “good government litigation,” or legal action against the government on behalf of individuals.

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