Two Black Farmers receive nearly $2 million debt relief from USDA, after two-year litigation
Hishaw Law LLC suit against the Department of Justice, garners $2 million victory
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Farmers Seek Class Certification and an Injunction in Lawsuit Against USDA Aid Program
Plaintiffs who claimed that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) debt relief program associated with a COVID-19 pandemic aid bill was a breach of
United States Corey Lea Fillmore Law Firm Us Department Of Agriculture America First Legal Foundation Northern District
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Farmers Seek Class Certification and an Injunction in Lawsuit Against USDA Aid Program
Plaintiffs who claimed that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) debt relief program associated with a COVID-19 pandemic aid bill was a breach of
United States Corey Lea Fillmore Law Firm Us Department Of Agriculture America First Legal Foundation Northern District
Source: lawstreetmedia.com
USDA Still Working Through Loan Payments for Socially Disadvantaged Farmers
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Tom Vilsack's nomination reopens old wounds for Black farmers
Three days before Christmas, Tom Vilsack, President Joe Bidens pick for U.S. agriculture secretary, convened a videoconference with nine prominent civil rights activists and advocates for Black farmers.
Source: thegazette.com
Tom Vilsack's nomination as agriculture secretary reopens old wounds for Black farmers
Biden's Cabinet may be “the most diverse in history,” but his pick for agriculture secretary reignited criticism over the USDA’s treatment of Black farmers.
Source: washingtonpost.com