EklecCo Newco, the company that owns the Palisades Center, has come to an agreement with the Town of Clarkstown to voluntarily dismiss a legal appeal that has been pending in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals since June 18th, 2019.
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NYS Aquatics Inc. of Goshen, which has run the swim team “New York Sharks” since 2003 in Rockland County, is suing three of its employees who started a competing company similarly named Shark Swimming LLC.
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BRIDGES, formerly known as the Rockland Independent Living Center Inc., has sued its former landlord, for a large security deposit that has not been returned since the nonprofit relocated to the Palisades Center last summer.
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EklecCo New Co LLC, the company that owns The Palisades Center, has sued the LLC that operates Solstice Sunglass Boutique and its guarantors for nonpayment of rent for the past ten months.
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After years of legal wrangling including allegations of fraud, forgery, and perjury, the former Blue Beverage Bottling site in the Village of Haverstraw was purchased at public auction by Haverstraw Joyland Oz LLC for $3 million, though its plans for the factory and large site remain unclear.
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Subcontractor Modular Space LLC (ModSpace), a Berwyn, Pa company, is suing QBE Insurance Corp. for $1.6 million for payment under a construction bond between the general contractor, ML Inc., and BOCES.
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A Rockland-based tour operator that focuses on serving Orthodox Jewish vacationers and skiers has sued a Vermont resort for allegedly breaching a contract for nearly 500 rooms for a four-night stay during Hanukkah.
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Suffern Partners LLC, the purchaser of the former Novartis pharmaceutical complex, has filed suit against a title insurance company for $57 million for allegedly botching the sale.
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Apart from not paying rent for several months at 173 Main Street, Joe & Joe is being sued for failure to make payment on a slew of leased restaurant equipment.
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Pro-Hitter Corp., the founded by Philip LoMedico, and based in New City, is demanding the Seattle-based retailer destroy fake “Prohitters” and issue an apology to consumers who’ve bought the copy, according to a lawsuit filed Sept. 14 in U.S. District Court, White Plains.
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