Click HERE to read the report about Language Barriers at New York City’s Human Resource Administration.
Click HERE to read about LSNY’s new Loan Repayment Assistance Program.
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For directions to our central office and contact information, see below.
Legal Services for New York City - LSNY for short - is a network of legal assistance programs and offices that make access to the legal system a reality for low-income people throughout New York City who have no where else to turn.
The LSNY programs provide legal assistance in our core practice areas of housing, family, and benefits, as well as in areas of growing importance to our clients such as consumer, education, foreclosure prevention, and disability rights. Our work helps thousands obtain benefits and preserves families and homes, and in doing so, saves taxpayers millions of dollars in public expenditures. We help the most vulnerable people in our society, including children who aren't receiving the child support they are entitled to, victims of domestic violence who need help and safe haven, people with AIDS and HIV, and the elderly, who need help fighting eviction or unsafe living conditions. Our Continuing Legal Education program offers the most comprehensive curriculum of classes in poverty law for advocates and attorneys found anywhere.
Our website will tell you more About LSNY, our Offices and Programs, How We Do Our Work, our Help Lines and our New Projects. If you are looking for legal advice or referral information go to LawHelp.org/NY, New York’s online legal referral and information system.
Directions/Contact Us
Legal Services for New York City (LSNY)
350 Broadway, between Franklin and Leonard Streets
6th Floor
New York, NY 10013
Tel: (212) 431-7200
Fax: (212) 431-7232
Website: www.lsny.org
Map and Directions
Our central office is located in downtown Manhattan and can be reached by subway on the 1/9 (Franklin Street), 2/3 (Chambers Street), N/R (City Hall), A/C/E (Canal Street), 4/5/6 (City Hall), or J/M/Z (City Hall). Most downtown Manhattan buses stop within a few blocks of our office.
If you have any questions regarding LSNY or this website, please contact:
Edwina Frances Martin
Director of Communications and Government Relations
(646) 442-3586
communications@lsny.org.
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