Can Clarkstown’s Term Limit Law Stand Up To A Court Challenge?
Can Clarkstown’s Term Limit Law Stand Up To A Court Challenge?; Intent Of Term Limits For Clarkstown Town Board Is Clear Even If Wording Is Vague
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Tag: Michael Starvaggi
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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The Challenger Weighs In On Legal Deficits Of Clarkstown’s Proposed Ban On Short-Term Rentals
Clarkstown To Hold March 8 Meeting To Introduce Laws To Prohibit Any Short-Term Rentals For Single-Family and Two-Family Homes
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Web Hosts Need To Remain Exempt From Libel Laws But Only If They Manage Sites With Content Neutrality
Columnist Michael Starvaggi, A Local Attorney, Ponders The Defamation Realm On Websites In Light Of Recent Rockland County Cases
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The Challenger: Suburbicide Comes To New York
Local Attorney Michael Starvaggi Offers Legal Analysis On Proposed Bill That Could Outlaw Single-Family Zoning In Our New Column ‘The Challenger’
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