Grievance Continuation After Move

Summary

You may be able to continue a grievance with LAHSA if you can show ongoing impact or procedural errors. Review LAHSAs grievance policy, contact them directly, and consider consulting an administrative law or civil rights attorney. In California, federal civil rights claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 generally have a two-year statute of limitations. Legal aid organizations like the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles or the ACLU of Southern California can provide free or contingency-based legal assistance.

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Can I continue a grievance initially filed in October * with LAHSA while I was in a shelter program? The grievance was ignored until after I moved & was told I couldn't pursue it since I wasn't at the shelter anymore.
Hey ****! It sounds like a tricky situation. Generally, you might be able to pursue the grievance if you can demonstrate ongoing impact or if there was a procedural error. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Review the grievance policy of LAHSA to understand their rules.
- Contact LAHSA directly to inquire about continuing the grievance.
- You could also seek legal assistance or advice on your rights regarding the grievance process.
Is there anything specific you'd like to know or any additional details you can share?
I have text messages & emails proving my claims
Hey ****! It's great that you have text messages and emails to support your claims. They can be crucial in proving your case. You might consider:
- Presenting these documents to LAHSA to strengthen your grievance.
- Consulting with a legal professional to understand how best to use these documents.
Would you like help in connecting with local lawyers who can assist you further?
What type of lawyer do I need
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Hey ****! For your situation, you would likely need an administrative law attorney or a civil rights lawyer. They can help you navigate the grievance process and make sure your rights are protected. If you have any specific questions about the process, feel free to ask!
What is the statute on filing a civil rights claim
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Hey ****! In California, the statute of limitations for filing a civil rights claim can depend on the specific type of claim. Generally, federal civil rights claims under * U.S.C. § * must be filed within two years from the date of the violation. However, this can vary based on specific circumstances. Would you like more information on filing procedures?
Names of Civil Rights Lawyers that are free or on contingency
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Hey ****! I can't provide specific names, but you might want to look for legal aid organizations like the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles or the ACLU of Southern California for free or contingency-based civil rights lawyers. They often help with civil rights issues.