The Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network is thrilled to announce that nominations are now open for the 2025 Excellence Awards, recognizing those who have made an extraordinary impact on the lives of marginalized and low-income residents. Join us in celebrating champions of justice and equality in

The Pennsylvania Health Law Project has published the August 2024 edition of PHLP Health Law News. You can subscribe to receive the PHLP Health Law News on the PHLP website at www.phlp.org. This edition features the following articles: DHS Announces Community HealthChoices Plan Selections DHS

The Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) today announced that the Shapiro Administration has continued on its work to eliminate barriers to Pennsylvania's Unemployment Compensation (UC) system via a network of community-based organizations that received money from the Commonwealth to eliminate those

Three law schools in Pennsylvania are now offering free legal assistance on state tax issues to qualifying taxpayers after receiving a combined total of $150,000 in funding from the Department of Revenue, Secretary of Revenue Pat Browne announced today. The funding bolsters the operations of the Low

Today, the Social Security Administration announced a large step in a multi-year effort to simplify processes for people who are applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) by starting to offer an online, streamlined application for some applicants starting in December. SSI provides monthly

Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a $50,000 settlement with Butler County-based landlord A.R. Building Company, Inc. regarding its alleged unlawful billing, leasing, and debt collection practices. The settlement resolves the Office of Attorney General’s November 2023 lawsuit against A.R

Attorney General Michelle Henry issued a consumer alert warning Pennsylvanians to be aware of home repair or improvement scams as hurricanes begin to impact Pennsylvania. Attorney General Henry is also advising homeowners to do their homework and know their rights before committing to contracts or

The Internal Revenue Service today reminded taxpayers that summer day camp expenses may count towards the Child and Dependent Care tax credit. Many working parents arrange for care of their younger children under age 13 during the summer. A popular solution is a day camp program, which can sometimes