The New York Times podcast for the 1619 Project covers the plight of the Provost family, one of the last remaining African-American sugarcane farmers in Louisiana. HFA represents the Provosts in an action against First Guaranty Bank and its senior vice president for engaging in a pattern of discrimination and fraud that cost the Provosts their livelihood.
The podcast can be heard by clicking any of the below links:
Via Apple Podcasts | Via Google Podcasts | Via Stitcher
We are lawyers who seek to improve the world. We fight for: workers deprived of wages, consumers deceived about products, tenants denied access to housing, farmers mistreated by processors, parents deprived of adequate parental leave, investors who were defrauded, small businesses harmed by antitrust violations, persons with disabilities denied access, whistleblowers who uncover fraud, and women and communities of color subject to discrimination.
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