#Lambda Legal

The 2018 discrimination lawsuit led Lambda Legal and the Black AIDS Institute to launch the “Cut the Stigma” campaign. [VIDEO]

The proposal rolls back nondiscrimination policies of the Affordable Care Act, notably for transgender people and women who had abortions.

The anti-LGBT law barred students from getting medically accurate information about safe sex.

“This is a major victory in our fight to ensure everyone living with HIV can serve their country without discrimination.”

“Trump is sending some men and women in uniform home for the holidays without jobs.”

For the second year, the White House ignores the group of Americans most affected by HIV. And that’s not the only omission.

The Michigan Department of Corrections will update its policies to reflect a modern understanding of HIV transmission risk.

OutServe-SLDN assists military living with HIV who are facing more challenges to serving their country.

The Trump administration had asked that the lawsuit be dismissed.

The public education campaign comes on the heels of an HIV discrimination lawsuit.

A Lambda Legal lawsuit challenges Pentagon policy. Now it seeks an end to discharges until the case is decided.

He’s not allowed to serve as an officer, and he can’t be deployed. Under Trump’s new policy, that could get him discharged.

Lawyers urge governments and stakeholders to work to reduce the nonmedical circumstances that drive the epidemic. Here’s what that means.

The private medical data of 93 people had been downloaded from an online enrollment program.

He took back a job offer after learning the candidate had HIV, according to a Lambda Legal lawsuit.

Starting January 1, it will be a misdemeanor—instead of a felony—to knowingly expose or infect a partner without disclosing.