The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services recently took an important but long overdue step to protect food benefits for low-income Delawareans through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (“SNAP”). SNAP, more commonly referred to as food benefits or food stamps, is an anti-hunger program that provides monthly benefit grants to low-income individuals and families […]
Introducing CCJ’s 2023 Lead Chair: Eric J. Monzo, Esq.
The Combined Campaign for Justice (CCJ)’s new lead chair, Eric Monzo, has been a practicing attorney in Delaware for 15 years. He currently serves as the Bankruptcy Practice Group Chair for Delaware law firm, Morris James. For the last seven years, Eric has served on CCJ’s general committee, where he has worked with colleagues in […]
Margaretta Kroeger: CLASI’s New Communications and Marketing Director
Entering my senior year of college, I knew that I wanted a career working for social justice and thought I would likely pursue a graduate degree in social work or public policy. I had never considered becoming a lawyer. Like many people, most of my knowledge about lawyers came from television, so I only had […]
Combined Campaign for Justice Cup 2022
By: Kevin Collins, Esq., Drew Dalton, Esq., & Jason Warren, Esq. The Combined Campaign for Justice (CCJ) Cup returned on August 8, 2022 for its 8th year! The commitment, joy, and energy after more than two years of canceled events due to the pandemic was palpable. Over 200 members and friends of the Delaware legal […]
Meet one of LSCD’s Landlord-Tenant Attorneys, Elizabeth Rowe, Esq.
My name is Liz Rowe, and I am a housing and landlord-tenant attorney—I have handled all manner of landlord-tenant cases continuously and almost exclusively for 14 years. I am not a Delaware native, but I moved here in 2006 and am proud to call Delaware my home. In 2006, my husband and I were at […]
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