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Plaintiff facing deportation sues U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services over withheld citizenship documents
Pascal E. Charpentier has filed a lawsuit against U.S.C.I.S., claiming they unlawfully withheld documents proving his citizenship status amid ongoing deportation proceedings. The case highlights significant issues with transparency within immigration services as Mr.Charpentier fights potential removal based on contested nationality claims dating back decades.
Former employee alleges disability discrimination against KG & P Strategies
Dennis McManaman has filed a lawsuit against KG & P Strategies Inc., claiming severe disability discrimination following knee replacement surgery. The case highlights alleged violations of ADA regulations and wrongful termination practices by the employer.
Consumer files class action against food manufacturer over deceptive marketing practices
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Zidian Manufacturing Inc., accusing them of misleading consumers into believing their pasta sauces were produced in the Bronx when they were actually made in Ohio.
Insurance giant alleges massive fraud scheme against medical suppliers
In a recent court filing on September 23rd in New York's Eastern District Court, Liberty Mutual accused several medical supply companies and individuals of orchestrating an elaborate fraud scheme involving fake insurance claims totaling over $167K.
Plaintiff alleges construction company fired her due to pregnancy
Jennifer Mera has filed a lawsuit against Rockall Construction Corp alleging pregnancy discrimination leading to wrongful termination. The suit seeks various forms of relief including compensatory damages and punitive damages under federal law.
Plaintiff alleges excessive force by Nassau County Police
Antonio Ayala has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Nassau County and several police officers alleging excessive force during an incident near North Broadway Mall in Hicksville on December 21, 2023. The complaint seeks significant damages for violations of constitutional rights under multiple counts.
Consumers allege infant formula giants engaged in anticompetitive practices
A class action lawsuit has been filed against major infant formula manufacturers alleging antitrust violations that kept prices high for consumers across the United States.
Parents sue NY State Department of Health Over invalidated immunization records
A group of parents filed a lawsuit against the New York State Department of Health and multiple school districts, alleging that their children were unjustly removed from school due to invalidated immunization records. The complaint was filed by The Mermigis Law Group, P.C., and Chad J. LaVeglia, PLLC., in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York on September 27, 2024.
Renowned boxer sues rival over alleged doping violations
In a high-stakes legal showdown within professional boxing circles, Devin Haney has filed a lawsuit against fellow boxer Ryan Garcia alleging PED use during their April bout at Barclays Center. The suit seeks compensatory damages for physical injury and reputational harm among other claims.
New Yorker sues NYPD officers over false arrest incident
A 61-year-old man from Jackson Heights has filed a lawsuit against NYC police officers alleging false arrest after he reported an assault by a tenant at his property last year. The suit claims systemic issues within the NYPD led to his wrongful detention despite clear evidence supporting his innocence.
Settlement administrator accused of failing to protect sensitive data leading to major breach
A new class action lawsuit has been filed against Arden Claims Service alleging failure to protect sensitive personal information resulting in a significant data breach affecting approximately 138,000 individuals. Plaintiff Yaridia Gomez seeks damages and injunctive relief demanding stronger cybersecurity measures from the defendant.
New Yorker sues city officials over alleged excessive force incident
Bairta Shovgurova has filed a lawsuit against several city officials alleging excessive force during an encounter at Shore Road Park last year. The suit claims violations of civil rights leading to physical injuries and emotional distress.
Former employee alleges tech giant wrongfully terminated him due to military service
Eric N.Taylor II has filed a lawsuit against Google LLC alleging wrongful termination due to his military service obligations.The complaint accuses Google of violating USERRA laws and seeks damages along with injunctive relief.
Plaintiff alleges widespread fraud by Stand Up MRI facilities
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company has filed a lawsuit accusing multiple Stand Up MRI facilities across New York of orchestrating a large-scale fraud scheme involving false medical diagnoses and unnecessary treatments dating back to at least 2018. The insurance company seeks over $6 million in damages along with punitive measures against the defendants.
Physical therapist sues staffing agency over forced labor allegations
Raylyn E. Joven has filed a lawsuit against Access Therapies Inc., RN Staff Inc., jointly doing business as Rehability Care, and Manuel Garcia in the Eastern District of New York. The suit alleges labor trafficking and wage theft under federal and state laws.
Parent sues New York school district over allegations of anti-Semitic harassment
Avi Polischuk has filed a lawsuit against Massapequa Union Free School District alleging unchecked anti-Semitic harassment at Berner Middle School following recent global events. The suit demands $15 million in damages and calls for significant policy changes within the district.
SEC sues crypto platform NanoBit for investment fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a lawsuit against NanoBit Limited and associated entities for orchestrating an elaborate investment scam that defrauded U.S.-based investors out of nearly $1 million through a fake crypto trading platform.
Former employee alleges discrimination against Oceanside School District under ADA
A former employee has sued Oceanside School District alleging discrimination based on multiple disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The plaintiff seeks various forms of relief including compensatory damages and attorney fees.
Insurance giant accuses local pharmacy chain of multi-million dollar fraud scheme
A major insurance company has filed a lawsuit against a local pharmacy chain alleging a large-scale fraud scheme exploiting New York's No-fault Law. Filed on September 16th in federal court by Allstate Insurance Company, the suit accuses Best Care Pharmacy and its principal Maksym Fedotov of submitting hundreds of false insurance claims for medically unnecessary pharmaceuticals.
Queens man sues NYPD officers over wrongful arrest following traffic stop
Joseph Samuel has filed a lawsuit against NYC and two NYPD officers alleging civil rights violations after being wrongfully arrested during a traffic stop in Queens last year. The suit details false evidence leading to his arrest and subsequent prosecution before charges were dismissed.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Suffolk Girls' Win At The QB Challenge
The best of the best showed up for the third annual National Football Foundation Girls QB Challenge last week at Smithtown West.
Sachem Softball Gets Recognized
At a recent Sachem Board of Education meeting, the Sachem North varsity softball team was recognized for its outstanding spring season.