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Mary’s Story

Mary’s Story

When Mary fell behind on rent, she just needed a little help to catch up. With emergency rental assistance on the way, she worked with her LCBH attorney to ensure the check arrived in time to dismiss her case.

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Mark’s Musings: January 2025

Mark’s Musings: January 2025

Happy New Year!   Recently, I read an article that said 88% of people give up on their New Year’s resolutions before the end of January, leaving 5ks far from the finish line, books dog-eared on their second chapters, and craft bins overflowing with unfinished projects indefinitely (or until the...

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LCBH 2024 Wrapped

LCBH 2024 Wrapped

LCBH helped a record number of tenants navigate serious housing issues in 2024. It wasn’t all-work-no-play, though! In 2024, our team also had some well-deserved wins, shining moments, and fun. Check out our favorite memories of 2024:

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Independent evaluator finds Right to Counsel Pilot creates greater access to justice for Chicago’s renters

Independent evaluator finds Right to Counsel Pilot creates greater access to justice for Chicago’s renters

Stout, a global advisory firm, released its independent evaluation of Chicago’s Right to Counsel (RTC) Pilot Program in late November.   Compiling nearly three years' worth of data from LCBH and our partners, Legal Aid Chicago and CARPLS, Stout’s report analyzes the impact and cost...

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Mark’s Musing: August 2024

Mark’s Musing: August 2024

People say there’s nothing better than summertime in Chicago, and based on the last few months, I’d have to agree! Music and street festivals are in full swing, the lakefront is teeming with folks enjoying the warm weather, and our staff is celebrating huge milestones locally and nationally!

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Renters Story
Amanda’s Story

Amanda’s Story

When Amanda's landlord refused to accept her Emergency Rental Assistance, her LCBH attorney stepped in to advocate for her right to cure her back rent. Through this advocacy, her eviction was dismissed, and she stayed stably housed.

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