Press Releases

New Study Highlights $5.1 Billion in Lost Earnings for Texans With Debt-Based Holds on Expired Driver’s Licenses
Enforcing New Federal Payday Loan Protections Would Provide Financial Relief for Texans
Congress Must Uphold CFPB Rule Limiting Overdraft Charges
New Harris County Study Finds Drivers in Low-Income Zip Codes More Likely to Pay Higher Car Insurance Premiums and Be Ticketed for Failure to Carry Insurance
Texas school district faces harrowing allegations of racial hostility, violations of federal education and civil rights laws
New Rule Limits “Gotcha” Overdraft Charges
Texas Appleseed Expanding Pro Bono Outreach to Legal Deserts
New Report Reveals Financial Damage Stemming from Solar Panel Fraud in Texas
Legal Aid Clinic Helps Restore Driver’s Licenses for El Paso Residents
New Texas Youth Resource Map Connects Homeless Youth with Essential Services
Texas Appleseed to Honor Dallas Civic Leaders, Major Law Firms at Annual Gala
U.S. DOJ Finds Children Are in “Unconstitutional Conditions” at All Five Texas Juvenile Justice Department Facilities
Transcript Holds Derail Educational Aspirations, Job Opportunities for Texans
Texas Appleseed and Kaplan Cover LSAT Prep Costs for Aspiring Law Students of Color
Two Texas School Districts Accused of Violating Federal Education and Civil Rights Laws
Texas Funders Support Pilot Program Aimed at Helping Survivors of Domestic Violence Resolve Coerced Debt
Guía de Recursos para Los Jóvenes LGBTQ+ Sin Hogar Ahora Disponible en Español
Texas Supreme Court Ends the Indiscriminate Shackling of Youth
Plain Language Debt Collection Letter Packet Enhances Defendant Knowledge, Engagement
Texas Appleseed Receives $240,500 Cy Pres Award
New Data Reveals Inconsistencies in Threat Assessment Implementation
Texas Appleseed Press Statement re: CFPB & SCOTUS Announcement
New Resource Offers Information About Long-Term Care in Texas
Bar Foundation Grant Funds Clearer Language for Court Forms
New Study Finds Payday and Auto Title Loans Drain $1.6 Billion from Texas Economy and Result in Employment Losses Equal to 21,304 Job-Years