National Lawyers Guild New York City Chapter
  • HOME
  • CONTRIBUTE
  • NLG NATIONAL
  • MEMBERS LOGIN
  • JOIN/RENEW
  • REFERRAL DIRECTORY
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • About Us
    • History
    • Mission
    • Executive Board and Staff
    • Committees
      • ANIMAL RIGHTS
      • ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE (NYC CHAPTER)
      • LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
      • MASS DEFENSE
      • MASS INCARCERATION
      • IMMIGRATION
      • RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
    • Student Chapters
      • Brooklyn Law School
      • Cardozo Law School
      • Columbia University
      • CUNY Law School
      • Fordham University
      • Hofstra Law School
      • New York Law School
      • New York University Law
      • Pace Law School
      • Rutgers University, Newark
    • Chapter By-laws
  • NLG-NYC Foundation
  • CLE’s
  • EVENT CALENDAR
  • NEWS
    • Chapter Newsletter
    • Press Releases & Statements
    • Links
  • RESOURCES
    • Request Legal Observer
    • Know Your Rights
    • Request Know Your Rights Training
  • SPRING FLING
  • MEMBERSHIPS
    • Join
    • Members Only Directory
    • Member Benefits
    • Jobs
  • Contact
  • Listen to Chapter Co V.P. Mark Taylor Live Tues. June 7

    This Tuesday, June 7 at 8:00 P.M. NYC Chapter Co-Vice President Mark Taylor will be interviewed on TrueTalkNYC.com Mark will render his legal expertise on unconstitutional issues ranging from the NYPD’s stop and frisk practices to the legality of Free Speech Zones.  Phone lines will be open throughout the program. Listen live Tuesday, June 7, from 8:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.

  • NLG-NYC to Governor Cuomo: No Brinksmanship on Tenant Protection

    On Friday, May 27th, the New York City Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild called on Governor Cuomo to use the full powers of his office to renew and strengthen the rent laws before the allies of the real estate industry in Albany are permitted to hijack the process with 11th hour brinksmanship. The Open Letter was endorsed by over 40 tenant and community organizations.  
     
    This pattern of abusing the legislative process has been repeated each time the rent laws have been up for renewal since 1993.  We want to bring this past practice to the attention of the Governor as well as the public. At a minimum, we want to expose these treacherous legislative tactics and the malignant consequences they have had for housing policy. 
  • Did You Miss the Street Law Team on WPIX 11 News This Morning?

    Watch it now: WPIX 11 News: “What to Do if You’re Stopped by the Police”

     

    Thank you to Jean Stevens (CUNY Law), Nick Easterday (CUNY Law) and Jamal Thomas (Aspirations High School) for waking up early and promoting the work of the NLG-NYC Street Law Team in such a poised and effective manner. Great job!

  • Street Law Team on WPIX 11 News, Wed., May 25

    Turn on your television at 7:20am on Wednesday, May 25, to watch NLG-NYC Street Law Team member Jean Stevens, a CUNY law student who just completed her 1L year, and students from Arturo Schomburg High in the Bronx talk about the importance of knowing your rights when stopped by the police.  Learn more about the Street Law Team and request a workshop for your group!

  • Next Gen Mentorship Project Mixer – June 1st

    Join the NLG-NYC Next Gen Mentorship Project members on Wednesday, June 1st to thank its founding members and welcome future participants to the program. Food, drinks and good company will abound at the National Lawyers Guild National Office, 132 Nassau Street, Room 922, in Manhattan from 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

    The Mentorship Project will be restarted in the fall of 2011 to coincide with the start of the school year. Mentors are needed to revamp the program, so please sign up! In the future, the Project’s coordinators will organize quarterly meet-ups and keep all mentors and mentees on a September – June schedule.

  • NLG Immigration Court Observation Project 2011 Report Now Available

    Download “Fundamental Fairness: A Report on the Due Process Crisis in New York City Immigration Courts”

  • Thank you for making the Spring Fling a wild success!

←Previous Page
1 … 8 9 10

About Us

The NLG-NYC has a proud history. For over 88 years, the NLG has provided support for the struggles for racial justice, civil rights and workers’ rights. The NLG was the first organization to send lawyers to the South to support the fight for desegregation and voting rights; the NLG was the first national bar organization to oppose the Vietnam War.

Read More »

Connect

14 East 4th Street,
Suite 601 New York,
NY 10012
TEL: 212-679-6018

Get Involved

Support the ongoing work of the NLG-NYC!

Contribute »

Contact Us