The Legal Beat: Court Says Rockland County Republican Committee’s Restrictive Bylaw Is Illegal; Null And Void
Lawrence Garvey’s Fight To Prevent Elected Officials From Running For Committee Leadership Positions Fails
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Court Voids Piermont’s Zoning Law For Its Central Business District; Village Considers Appeal
Court Finds Village of Piermont Local Law And Zoning District “Jurisdictionally Invalid” For Lack Of Compliance With Required County GML Review
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The Legal Beat: Illegally Filled Vacancies On Rockland County Republican Committee Voided By Court; New York Counties Can Keep Odd Year Elections, Onondaga Court Rules
Effort to Stack The Deck To Ensure Reelection Of Incumbents Dealt A Blow By Rockland County Supreme Court
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The Legal Beat: Round Two Challenging Rockland County Republican Committee’s Bylaw Barring Elected Officials From Leadership Positions
Justice Keith Cornell Dismisses Petition For Lack Of Standing, But Provides Roadmap For Petitioners To Refile
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Hazy Joint Shuttered By Piermont Police For Illegal Sale Of Cannabis
A Joint Operation Between Piermont Police Department And NYS Office of Cannabis Management Reveals Unlicensed & Illegal Sale Of Marijuana, Sales To Minors
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Village of Nyack Adopts Good Cause Eviction Law Protecting Tenants From Evictions And Denials Of Lease Renewals
The Village Unanimously Passed Good Cause Eviction Law; First Village In New York State To Adopt GCE Measures
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Rockland County Republican Chair Garvey Fights To Survive; Claims Clarkstown Supervisor Engaged In Illegal Donation Scheme
In A Notice Of Claim, Republican Party Chair Lawrence Garvey Details Efforts To Undermine His Chairmanship, Retaliate Against Him & Destroy His Reputation
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Lawsuits & Legislation Hope To Forestall Major Changes To The Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program
Deadline Approaching For New York State DOH To Select Single Vendor To Replace Over 600 Fiscal Intermediaries In Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program By Andy Milone A lawsuit filed last week in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York by four companies hoping to stave off their ouster from the […]
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Ousted Affordable Housing Developer Says Town Of Haverstraw Has Discriminated Against Minorities, Is Misusing Taxpayer Money and Violating Separation of Church and State
Kings Katherine’s Lawyer Says Town Needs To Rescind The Contract For The Donated Building To Resurrect Original Plan For 100 Affordable Housing Units
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Former Grand Knight Files Complaint With Attorney General’s Office Over Collapse of $2.4 Million Building Sale
Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips & Others Convinced Knights To Donate Building; Haverstraw Has Paid Knights $56,000 To Cover Rent & Expenses For First Half of 2024; Plans to Pay Knight $7,000 Monthly Until AG’s Office Makes a Decision About the Deal
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