A total of $85 million is expected to be shared among 81 service providers as part of the Judiciary Civil Legal Services program, which helps low-income residents with legal assistance, according to a press release from the state court system.
September 08, 2021 at 04:58 PM
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New York’s court system on Wednesday outlined state funding that’s set to go to dozens of civil legal service providers.
A total of $85 million is expected to be shared among 81 service providers as part of the Judiciary Civil Legal Services program, which helps low-income residents with legal assistance, according to a press release from the state court system.
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