Greg Bass (1954 – 2025) was a Senior Attorney at the National Center for Law and Economic Justice (NCLEJ), and was the Chief Editor of the Federal Practice Manual for Legal Aid Attorneys (Revised Edition). At NCLEJ, Greg engaged in civil rights advocacy and specialized in issues affecting persons with disabilities, including the systemic failure of government agencies to afford meaningful access to public assistance His litigation leaves behind an enduring legacy that will continue to protect tens of thousands of low-income people across the country. He litigated the groundbreaking case, Baez v. New York City Housing Authority, to address toxic mold abatement in public housing and was part of the team that established the enforceability of provisions of the SNAP Act in Briggs v. Bremby, ensuring timely processing of SNAP benefits in Connecticut. In R.H. v. Rawlings, Greg’s work ensured ADA compliance in Georgia’s public assistance programs, while Rafferty v. Doar secured reasonable accommodations for blind and visually impaired New Yorkers who applied for or received public assistance.