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KID DENIED SPECIAL IMMIGRANT ... Featured, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Marriage, generally, Family Court, generally, Minors, generally, law, Case law
RESIDENT ALIEN MUST BE UNDER 21 & UNMARRIED The petitioner in Matter of Elena G.R . sought to be appointed the guardian of a child and moved for an ...
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LYSOL PRICE-GOUGER SLAMMED BY NEW ... Featured, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Penalties, Attorney General, New York State, New York State Attorney General, Settlements, generally, Deceptive Trade Practices, public
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND DRUG DISTRIBUTOR PLAYED GAMES DURING PANDEMIC According to a press release issued by the New York State Attorney General’s ...
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THERE'S NO WAFFLING ABOUT THIS ... Featured, Public Interest, public
RECALL ALERT FROM THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION: Empower Brands Recalls PowerXL Stuffed Wafflizer Waffle Makers Due to Burn Hazard Hot pieces ...
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WAS CHERRY OPERATING CHERRY PICKING ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Appellate Division, Property Transfers, Contracts, generally, Condominiums, generally, law, Case law , public
SELLER’S DOCUMENTS WERE DEEMED APPROVED UPON OPTION’S EXERCISE Cherry Operating LLC had the right to purchase a parking unit at a building upon ...
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BIDEN ADMINISTRATION TARGETS 1031-E ... Featured, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Property Transfers, Taxes, generally, law, Case law , Property Tax, public
IN DELAWARE STATUTORY TRUST WE TRUST? If you’ve heard of the “1031-Exchange,” named after the corresponding Internal Revenue Code provision 1031, then ...
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CAUSE OF PANEL’S FALL WAS DISPUTED Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Personal Injury, Accidents, generally, Premises Liability, law, Case law , public
WERE THEY KICKING AT AN OPEN DOOR? Z.M. filed a personal-injury lawsuit in the New York County Supreme Court after she was injured while inspecting an ...
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NO BUSINESS RECORDS KILLED THIS FOR ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Defaults, generally, Mortgages, generally, Foreclosures, generally, law, Case law , public
AFFIDAVIT WASN’T ENOUGH TO WARRANT RELIEF IN FANNIE MAE'S FAVOR After the Queens County Supreme Court granted Fannie Mae a judgment of foreclosure ...
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DILLARD’S DASTARDLY DISCRIMINATION Featured, Civil Rights, Public Interest, Discrimination, generally, Reasonable Accommodation, Penalties, Punitive Damages, Injunctions, generally, Labor Law, generally, law, Case law , EEOC, general, EEOC, public
RETRACTED ACCOMMODATION WITHOUT WARNING OR EXPLANATION In a press release dated April 28, 2023, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ...
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NO GOVERNMENT TAKING WITHOUT A ... Featured, Constitutional Issues, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Property Transfers, Condemnation, generally, law, Case law
TOWN HAD NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS DOING HERE After the Town of Victor (up in Ontario County) announced its intentions to condemn the Eastview Mall , the ...
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DID THEY COOK UP SEXUAL HARASSMENT? Featured, Civil Rights, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Discrimination, generally, Harassment, Sexual Harassment, generally, Sexual Assault, generally, Assault, generally, Battery, generally, Labor Law, generally, law, Case law , EEOC, general, EEOC, public
EMPLOYEES WERE ALLEGEDLY SUBJECTED TO UNWANTED GROPING AND TOUCHING Pacific Culinary Group, Inc. and CB Foods, Inc – companies which manufacture and ...
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ROLLERCOASTER CASE TOOK A BAD TURN Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Appellate Division, Personal Injury, Accidents, generally, Negligence, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Assumption of Risk, Statute of Limitations, law, Case law , public
KID’S “EMOTIONAL INJURIES” CLAIMS WERE DISMISSED In June of 2014, while a kid was riding a roller-coaster with her dad at the Adventureland Amusement ...
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LORD HAVE MERCY (ON MERCY HEALTH) Featured, Civil Rights, Constitutional Issues, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Discrimination, generally, Religious Discrimination, Penalties, Punitive Damages, Injunctions, generally, law, Case law , EEOC, general, EEOC, public
WILL EEOC SHOW MERCY TO MERCY HEALTH? On May 1, 2023, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced that it had filed a lawsuit ...
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YONKERS CLAIMED IT DIDN'T GET NOTIC ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Personal Injury, Accidents, generally, Negligence, Premises Liability, Notice of Claim, law, Case law
NOTICE OMISSION UPROOTED SIDEWALK-DEFECT CASE After she tripped and fell on a portion of a sidewalk which had been elevated by tree roots, D. Parker ...
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CHOPHOUSE BUTCHERED FOR PREGNANCY D ... Featured, Civil Rights, Public Interest, Discrimination, generally, Reasonable Accommodation, Doctors, generally, Penalties, Injunctions, generally, Labor Law, generally, law, Case law , EEOC, general, EEOC, public
TOOK PREGNANT EMPLOYEE’S STOOL AWAY In a press release dated April 14, 2023, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced that it ...
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THIS BMW WAS NO LEMON? Featured, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Arbitration, generally, Cars, generally, law, lemon law, Case law , public
NO EVIDENCE OF ANY DEFECT IN THE CAR’S MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP Because his 2019 BMW X3’s "comfort access system" supposedly didn’t work, the ...
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SHE WAS UNABLE TO SHOW A "SERIOUS I ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Personal Injury, Accidents, generally, Negligence, Cars, generally, law, Case law , public
INJURIES TO SPINE AND RIGHT SHOULDER WERE UNRELATED TO ACCIDENT In response to personal injury litigation which R.M. had filed with the Nassau County ...
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DISCLOSURE SANCTION REQUIRED MORE D ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Disclosure, generally, Sanctions, law, Case law
PAPERWORK FAILED TO ESTABLISH GOOD FAITH EFFORT TO RESOLVE DISPUTE Within the context of a personal-injury dispute, defendant R.G. was directed to ...
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WHY IS ONONDAGA AIRING DIRTY LAUNDR ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Administrative Proceedings, generally, Article 78 Proceedings, law, Case law , public
CORRECTIONS OFFICER DENIED BENEFITS FOR MOVING LAUNDRY BAGS? S.W., a Corrections Officer, was injured while moving some laundry bags that she found ...
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THESE KIDS WEREN'T MOVING TO RHODE ... Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Appellate Division, Family Court, generally, Minors, generally, law, Case law , public
MOVE WASN'T "ECONOMICALLY NECESSARY" AND WOULD IMPACT RELATIONSHIP WITH FATHER Because the mother wanted to relocate with her kids to Rhode Island, ...
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HE WAS RELEASED, TIME TO LET HIM GO Featured, Judges, generally, Public Interest, Statutory Interpretation, Contracts, generally, Motions to Dismiss, Sexual Assault, generally, Assault, generally, Battery, generally, Minors, generally, Release Forms, Settlements, generally, law, Case law , public
COULD NOT FILE A SECOND CLAIM AGAINST ALLEGED SEXUAL ABUSER After F.G. filed a case against M.O., in Erie County Supreme Court, alleging childhood ...
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