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From the primary to the bargaining table, our members are all gas and no brakes to July 1st

Legal Aid Society, NYC’s largest public defender group, set to vote on possible strike gothamist.com/news/legal-aid…

When we fight, we win.

🚨 📢Historic news out of LAS Attorneys United 🚨📢 A union united will never be defeated.✊

Solidarity to @lasattysunited! They've been on the front lines in housing court, immigration proceedings, and everywhere working people need them, and now they're fighting for the contract they deserve. We've got their backs!

🗞️ LAS Attorneys United Press Release - June 30, 2025 🗞️ 🔗Link in bio

Power to our comrades at LASattysUnited [email protected] ! Legal services deserve fair wages, manageable caseloads, and better protections. Our clients deserve our full attention, they DO NOT deserve overworked and underpaid attorneys and legal advocates taking on their cases. ✊

🚨🗞️Democratic Mayoral Nominee Zohran Kwame Mamdani Stands with UAW Legal Services Workers Threatening to Strike. 🔗Link in bio

NEW: Workers at the Legal Aid Society and six other units within ALAA - UAW 2325 have voted to authorize a strike, all with over 85% support. Over 1,500 workers across these units could walk out at any time, with hundreds more set to complete votes soon. thechiefleader.com/stories/legal-…

Both public defense offices operating in the Bronx have overwhelmingly voted to authorize strikes. The City better be paying attention. Congrats to our incredible union siblings at The Bronx Defenders Union - UAW Local 2325 ! Solidarity forever

Solidarity with BronxWorks Union as they fight their mgmt for recognition! ✊✊✊

🚨🗞️Over 1,000 UAW Workers At The Legal Aid Society Could Strike As Soon As July 18th🔗Link in bio

"Legal Aid attorneys are on the front lines of the fight for justice, defending and championing the rights of our most vulnerable New Yorkers. As they work to protect their clients' well-being, they too deserve dignity, fair pay, and conditions that reflect the value of their