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The Cancer Legal Resource Center Chronicle
Press Releases:
Cancer Legal Resource Center Receives Lance Armstrong Foundation 2009 Community Program Grant
Blogs:
The Pink Fund Blog: "Cancer Disparities" by Laura Riley, Esq.
The Pink Fund Blog: "Advocate for Something, Don’t Waste Your Cancer!" by Jamie Ledezma, Esq.
The Pink Fund Blog: "A Medical Legal Partnership to Benefit Cancer Patients" by Shawn Kravich, Esq.
The Pink Fund Blog: "Genetics, Cancer and The Law" by Anya Prince, Esq.
Articles:
Chemo Side Effects: Is 'Chemo Brain' a Disability Under the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Breast Cancer Patient Claims Discrimination by Landlord
Navigating the Maze of Disability Benefits
AMA recognizes that unmet legal needs have an impact on the health and well-being of patients and the value of legal services to meet those needs!
Joanna Morales, selected as one of nine finalists for the Rising Star of the Year Award
Another Cancer Battle: Costs
Association of Oncology Social Work Survey Shows More Than Half of Cancer Patients Say Cancer Costs Negatively Impact Their Focus on Recovery
Cancer Legal Resource Director, Joanna Morales, named one of the Daily Journal's Top 20 lawyers in California under age 40 for 2010
The Wellness Community Launches National Education Program Addressing Cost of Cancer Care
Doctors Paid to Aid in Disability Denials
Ill Workers Denied Benefits Face Fight Alone
The Cancer Legal Resource Center Director, Joanna Morales, and Disability Rights Legal Center Executive Director, Paula Pearlman were featured on the Stupid Cancer Radio Show talking about recent updates in the law that benefit young people with cancer. Listen now! Click here
Legal Protection in the Workplace and in Health Insurance
Fighting to Live, Remain Insured
Cancer & Careers: Cancer on a Shoestring
Despite Cancer, Many Keep Careers Healthy
