As reported by The Daily Record, Lauren DiMartino argued before the Supreme Court of Maryland that landlords’ use of a minimum income requirement for voucher holders violates the HOME Act’s prohibition on source-of-income discrimination. – Go Health Pro

As reported by The Daily Record, Lauren DiMartino argued before the Supreme Court of Maryland that landlords’ use of a minimum income requirement for voucher holders violates the HOME Act’s prohibition on source-of-income discrimination. – Go Health Pro

Attorney Lauren DiMartino argued a fair housing case before the Supreme Court of Maryland in Annapolis on May 5, challenging landlords’ use of minimum-income screening policies to discriminate against voucher holders, as reported on by The Daily Record. The case is Katrina Hare v. David S. Brown Enterprises, Ltd. Landlord David S. Brown Enterprises denied … Read more

Anthony May shared expertise on the intersections of AI and employment discrimination during a recent Federal Bar Association Civil Rights Law Section webinar. – Go Health Pro

Anthony May shared expertise on the intersections of AI and employment discrimination during a recent Federal Bar Association Civil Rights Law Section webinar. – Go Health Pro

Anthony May, partner at Brown, Goldstein & Levy, shared his expertise on artificial intelligence and employment discrimination during a webinar entitled “When AI Discriminates: What Employees and Employers Should Know to Protect Their Rights” for the Federal Bar Association Civil Rights Law Section. The webinar, hosted on April 24, included Anthony and attorney William (Bill) … Read more

Eve Hill featured by ABILITY Magazine as “attorney with purpose,” discussing two of her major civil rights lawsuits challenging discrimination. – Go Health Pro

Eve Hill featured by ABILITY Magazine as “attorney with purpose,” discussing two of her major civil rights lawsuits challenging discrimination. – Go Health Pro

Partner Eve Hill was featured by ABILITY Magazine as an “attorney with purpose,” discussing two major lawsuits in which she represents disabled and transgender individuals challenging discrimination. These cases highlight “the deeply entrenched barriers disabled people face, particularly when compounded by homelessness, incarceration, and discrimination and the critical role that legal advocacy continues to play … Read more

BGL commemorates Fair Housing Month and continues the fight to end discrimination in housing, in pursuit of the goals of the Fair Housing Act. – Go Health Pro

BGL commemorates Fair Housing Month and continues the fight to end discrimination in housing, in pursuit of the goals of the Fair Housing Act. – Go Health Pro

Brown, Goldstein & Levy is proud to celebrate 57 years of the Fair Housing Act and celebrate Fair Housing Month this April. Our passionate team of attorneys challenges all types of housing discrimination, fighting for clients who face discrimination in housing because of race, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, and socioeconomic status. … Read more

Eve Hill provided legal perspective in The New York Times about possible discrimination against people with disabilities in scientific grants as a result of Trump’s executive order banning DEIA efforts. – Go Health Pro

Eve Hill provided legal perspective in The New York Times about possible discrimination against people with disabilities in scientific grants as a result of Trump’s executive order banning DEIA efforts. – Go Health Pro

Eve Hill was quoted as a legal authority in The New York Times about possible discrimination against people with disabilities in scientific research grants as a result of President Trump’s executive order. The New York Times reported that a postdoctoral researcher learned that his application for a National Institute of Health (NIH) grant, studying the … Read more