Clarkstown Moves To Re-Think Nanuet TOD Plan
Plan Would Allow Developers To Concentrate Density Into Smaller Footprint; It Would Incorporate Grace Baptist Church Site
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Category: Legal
Commercial Leases: The Exposure for a Defaulting Tenant Can be Huge
Standard commercial lease clauses can be oppressive and are generally enforceable in court. Personal liability is also a risk.
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New York State CFA Applications Now Open; DA’s Effort to Disqualify Hi Tor President’s Attorney Denied; Data Center Expands Inventory in Orangeburg
DA’s Effort to Disqualify Hi Tor President Attorney Denied; fifteenfortyseven Expands Inventory in Orangeburg; Briefs
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Brixmor, Owner Of Rockland Plaza In Nanuet, Sues Former Tenant B. Good For $1.6 Million
Brixmor, Owner Of Rockland Plaza In Nanuet, Sues B. Good For $1 Million; Lawsuit Reveals Potential Financial Exposure Tenants Face When Vacating Leases Before They Lapse
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Rockland County Files Suit Against Retailers & Contractors That Owe Fines From 2019
Rockland County Files Suit Against Scofflaw Retailers & Contractors That Owe County Fines From 2019
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Hi-Tor Board, Residents, County Legislators Seek Information On Rockland Green’s Vision On Running Shelter
Rockland County Legislature Expected To Greenlight Rockland Green’s Request To Ask NY State For A Change In Its Charter
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Defense Attorney Says Rockland County District Attorney’s Office Misled Grand Jury In Hi-Tor Indictment
Attorney Gerard Damiani Says Rockland County District Attorney’s Office Misled Grand Jury In Hi-Tor Indictment
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Starbucks Employees At Rockland Plaza On Route 59 File Papers To Unionize
Nanuet Location Would Be First Among Scores Of Starbucks Locations That Have Or Are Planning To Unionize
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Wage and Hour Litigation: A Minefield for Employers
Attorney Michael Starvaggi Breaks Down Complicated FLSA Law By Michael Starvaggi The RCBJ recently reported on a pending lawsuit against Luigi O’Grady’s deli in Pearl River. The claims in that case are standard ones seen in most wage and hour litigation, namely failure to provide notices, violation of minimum wage standards, and failure to pay […]
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Judge To Dismiss Former Pearl River Chamber Treasurer’s Defamation Suit, Citing Public Figure Status
Rockland County Supreme Court Justice Paul Marx Dismisses Michelle Worob’s Defamation Claims Against Brian Campbell and Matthew Worgul
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