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32BJ SEIU
AARP
Access Justice Brooklyn
African Communities Together
Brooklyn Legal Services Corp. A Community and Economic Development Unit
CAMBA Legal Services
Carroll Gardens Association
Catholic Migration Services
Center for Elder Law & Justice
Center for NYC Neighborhoods
CFPB Union NTEU 33
Community Service Society of New York
Consumer Reports
District Council 37 Municipal Employees Legal Services
Empire Justice Center
Envision Freedom
Episcopal Diocese of Long Island
Frank H. Hiscock Legal Aid Society
Freelancers Union
Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union
Hebrew Free Loan Society
Henries & Co.
Hispanic Federation
Housing and Family Services of Greater New York
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
JASA/Legal Services for Elder Justice
Law School Professors
Legal Action Center
Legal Services of Central NY
Lifespan of Greater Rochester, Inc.
Long Island Housing Services, Inc.
Mobilization for Justice
National Association of Consumer Advocates
National Center for Law and Economic Justice
National Consumer Law Center
New Economy Project
New York Legal Assistance Group
New York Taxi Workers Alliance
New Yorkers for Responsible Lending
NYPIRG
Office of the Attorney General
Queens County Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers
Small Business Majority
Student Borrower Protection Center
Takeroot Justice
The Institute for College Access & Success
The Legal Aid Society
Urban Justice Center
VOCAL-NY
Volunteer Lawyers Project of CNY, Inc.
Western NY Law Center
Young Invincibles
A fair economy is key to justice for all. The Fair Deal NY campaign is committed to fighting for the right to live our lives without fear of exploitation. The campaign is supported by labor, legal services, nonprofit organizations, consumer advocates, small business groups, and community-based organizations that want to end abusive and unfair business practices in New York by updating New York’s consumer protection law to protect New Yorkers.
Contact your state elected officials and ask them to support strengthening consumer protection in New York if you believe:
• that New York should ensure that its consumer protection law protects the most vulnerable and that bad actors harming New Yorkers should follow the prevailing legal standard required in almost all other jurisdictions;
• that New York regulators should have the same resources as those in other states to be able to conduct investigations into bad actors and effect industry reform;
• that a meaningful remedy is also the most effective deterrent to unlawful conduct;
• that access to justice is critical for returning money siphoned from New Yorkers’ pockets by entities that take advantage of them; and
• that abuse has no business in New York.
If your organization is interested in joining our campaign to fight to end abusive and unfair business practices in New York, please contact Carolyn Coffey at ccoffey@mfjegal.org.