Add to ORKGFormer Wall Street lawyer Robert M. Hayes, 40, of Cumberland, now an advocate for the poor, will represent the city of Portland in its class-action suit against Gov. McKernan and other state officials. The suit seeks immediate housing for the estimated 3,500 mentally disabled homeless Mainers, and asks the state to stop forcibly discharging people from mental institutions without guaranteeing community-based care. Details. Related story
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Justice Sidney Wernick yesterday gave final approval to the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the c...
Cumberland County commissioners yesterday voted to join the city of Portland in a lawsuit to force t...
Former Wall Street lawyer Robert M. Hayes, 40, of Cumberland, now an advocate for the poor, will rep...
Portland attorney Robert M. Hayes has announced that he plans to file a class-action suit against th...
The city of Bangor has agreed to join Portland in the latter\u27s class-action suit which seeks to g...
Article reports that Portland has hired Robert M. Hayes, founder of the National Coalition for the H...
Superior Court justice Kermit V. Lipez heard from attorneys representing Portland and the state in t...
Portland yesterday filed a lawsuit in Cumberland County Superior Court against Gov. John R. McKernan...
The Maine Coalition for the Homeless plans to file a class-action suit against Gov. John R. McKernan...
Tom Ward, former patient advocate at the Augusta Mental Health Institute, says that the recent propo...
Advocates for Maine\u27s working poor filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court in Portland seekin...
The homeless, jobless and mentally ill are drawn to Portland, where they find soup kitchens, shelter...
Steven Wayne Gagnon, 31, the mentally-retarded man whose life on the streets of Portland helped prom...
Maine lawyer Robert Hayes, named one of the 10 most influential lawyers of the 1980s and one of the ...
Cumberland County Superior Court justice Kermit V. Lipez on Tuesday ruled that the state has a legal...
Justice Sidney Wernick yesterday gave final approval to the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the c...
Cumberland County commissioners yesterday voted to join the city of Portland in a lawsuit to force t...
Former Wall Street lawyer Robert M. Hayes, 40, of Cumberland, now an advocate for the poor, will rep...
Portland attorney Robert M. Hayes has announced that he plans to file a class-action suit against th...
The city of Bangor has agreed to join Portland in the latter\u27s class-action suit which seeks to g...
Article reports that Portland has hired Robert M. Hayes, founder of the National Coalition for the H...
Superior Court justice Kermit V. Lipez heard from attorneys representing Portland and the state in t...
Portland yesterday filed a lawsuit in Cumberland County Superior Court against Gov. John R. McKernan...
The Maine Coalition for the Homeless plans to file a class-action suit against Gov. John R. McKernan...
Tom Ward, former patient advocate at the Augusta Mental Health Institute, says that the recent propo...
Advocates for Maine\u27s working poor filed suit yesterday in U.S. District Court in Portland seekin...
The homeless, jobless and mentally ill are drawn to Portland, where they find soup kitchens, shelter...
Steven Wayne Gagnon, 31, the mentally-retarded man whose life on the streets of Portland helped prom...
Maine lawyer Robert Hayes, named one of the 10 most influential lawyers of the 1980s and one of the ...
Cumberland County Superior Court justice Kermit V. Lipez on Tuesday ruled that the state has a legal...
Justice Sidney Wernick yesterday gave final approval to the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the c...
Cumberland County commissioners yesterday voted to join the city of Portland in a lawsuit to force t...