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Mental Health Facility Accused of Violating Civil Rights Laws

ByNew York Courts DailyDec 14, 20250 comments11 views

A New York resident has filed a lawsuit against a mental health facility alleging violations under ADA, HIPAA, and RICO acts.

Moynihan Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff alleges discrimination against tech firm over disability accommodation denial

Moynihan Courthouse
Federal Court

Former Waiter Alleges Wage Violations Against New York Restaurant

Marshall Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff Alleges Popular Deli Violated Disability Access Laws

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Plaintiff alleges beauty company’s website violates ADA due to inaccessibility

ByNew York Courts DailyDec 13, 20252 min read

A legally blind individual has filed a class-action lawsuit against Patrick Ta Beauty over claims that its website is inaccessible to those using screen-reading software—allegedly violating ADA requirements for public accommodations online…

Marshall Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff alleges New York pizzeria violated ADA

A lawsuit has been filed against a popular New York pizzeria alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Moynihan Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiffs Accuse Prominent Culinary Group of Systemic Discrimination

A group of catering professionals has filed a class-action lawsuit against a well-known culinary company alleging systemic discrimination based on race, gender, and age disparities in pay and promotions.
Moynihan Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff alleges legal malpractice and breach by former attorney

A plaintiff has filed a lawsuit accusing their former attorney and law firm in New York's Southern District federal court.
Debra Ann Livingston Chief Judge at United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Federal Court

Shireen A. Barday appointed bankruptcy judge for Southern District of New York

ByNew York Courts DailyDec 12, 20251 min read

Chief Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has announced that Shireen A. Barday will be appointed as a United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of New York, based in Manhattan.

Marshall Courthouse
Federal Court

NYPD accused of Retaliation Against Whistleblower

A new lawsuit accuses the New York City Police Department (NYPD) of retaliating against Shena Hickman following her whistleblower activities concerning discriminatory practices at Meta Platforms Inc. Filed on December 6th in federal court, this...
Marshall Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff alleges construction firm CEO fostered hostile work environment

A former Director at Richter & Ratner Contracting Corp., Megan Mooney has filed a lawsuit against her previous employer and its CEO for creating a hostile work environment through sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
Marshall Courthouse
Federal Court

Plaintiff Accuses Town Court Run by Ultra-Orthodox Community Leaders of Violating Religious Rights

In a striking legal dispute, Shia Lerner has filed a complaint against the Town of Palm Tree claiming its justice system forces him to breach his religious beliefs by appearing in court.
Attorney General Letitia James
State Court

Court rules in favor of restoring FEMA disaster preparedness funding

ByNew York Courts DailyDec 12, 20253 min read

New York Attorney General Letitia James, along with 20 other attorneys general and the governors of Kentucky and Pennsylvania, has succeeded in a lawsuit to stop the federal government from ending the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA)…

Jay Clayton, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York
Federal Court

Third defendant pleads guilty in betting website hacking case

Nathan Austad, also known as “Snoopy,” pleaded guilty to participating in a hacking scheme that targeted a fantasy sports and betting website.
Jay Clayton, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York
Federal Court

Carmel man convicted for murder and drug distribution after one-week federal trial

A federal jury has found Dwayne Pulliam, a resident of Carmel, New York, guilty of Travel Act murder and narcotics offenses.
Joseph Nocella, Jr. U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York
Federal Court

Two Staten Island men indicted for trying to bribe juror during federal drug trafficking trial

An indictment has been issued charging Valmir Krasniqi, 35, and Afrim Kupa, 52, both of Staten Island, with obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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