Category: In the News

Class action sought in Buffalo Police racial profiling lawsuit 

This article was originally published in WIVB. Read it here. BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — For years, minority residents of Buffalo have spoken out about discriminatory police stops, which they say have often resulted in multiple tickets, sometimes for…

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Judge hears arguments for class-action status in Buffalo police discrimination lawsuit

This article was originally published in The Buffalo News. Read it here. Attorneys for advocacy groups and people bringing a lawsuit against the Buffalo Police Department for alleged discriminatory policing practices were before a U.S. District Court judge…

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Lawsuit accuses Buffalo Police Department of racial profiling and discriminatory policing

“I’ve never been stopped in the boarding neighborhoods” This article was originally published in WKBW. Read it here. Buffalo’s finest are under the microscope in a class-action lawsuit that accuses the Buffalo Police Department of racial profiling and…

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Long Shifts, No Sleep: Home Care Aides Sue Companies Over Working Conditions

This article was originally published in Medium. Read it here. A group of 14 home care aides has filed a lawsuit against their former employer and the organizations that managed their patients’ health care plans. The workers, who are Chinese…

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Federal court: TennCare illegally terminated health coverage for thousands

Monday ruling says TennCare violated the Due Process Clause, Medicaid law and ADA protections This article was originally published in Tennessee Lookout. Read it here. Tennessee’s Medicaid safety net program unlawfully terminated coverage for thousands of Tennessee families,…

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TennCare illegally cut health care for thousands of Tennesseans, judge rules

This article was originally published in The Tennessean. Read it here. Tennessee’s Medicaid program TennCare unlawfully terminated health care coverage for thousands of Tennesseans, a federal judge ruled Monday, marking the conclusion of a four-year-long class-action lawsuit. “Poor,…

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New York State Is Illegally Stalling on Food and Cash Aid Decisions, Lawsuit Charges

More than 53,000 New Yorkers are allegedly facing delays regarding eligibility for benefits. This article was originally published in New York Focus. Read it here. Zaineb Salem was surprised to learn in April 2022 that she was no longer…

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Oral arguments heard in home care worker wage theft suit against N.Y. state Labor Department

This article was originally published in Spectrum Local News. Read it here. ALBANY — Close to 100 home care workers protested outside the state Supreme Court on Tuesday before oral arguments were delivered in a lawsuit that alleges…

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Community groups, residents ask judge to order Buffalo to do more lead paint inspections

This article was originally published in Buffalo News. Read it here. There are holes between bricks and in the corners of windowsills. Bricks are falling off the back of the house. The kitchen floor is missing in large…

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Community organizations and residents sue City of Buffalo for failure to implement rental inspections law

This article was originally published in WKBW. Read it here. BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Community organizations and residents came together on Thursday to announce that they are suing the City of Buffalo for failure to provide safe rental…

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