Second Circuit adopts Cat's Paw Liability in Title VII Employment Retaliation Case
The New York Law Journal reported that "The U.S. Court for the Second Circuit explicitly recognized so-called 'cat's paw' liability,...
Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) - The NYPD may not pass the costs associated with reviewing or red
Policy Body Cameras have become integral to law enforcement and police accountability. The New York City Police Department (NYPD)...
New York City Police detain and handcuff Fifth Grader who leaves School after Teacher tells Student
The New York Law Journal Headline read that "A Manhattan judge ruled that two New York City police officers lawfully detained a...
Southern District Dismisses Civil Rights Complaint as Time Barred
Often confusing is what date the statute of limitations for civil rights claims accrue and when do these claims expire. As the Plaintiff...
Lifetime License Revocation Regulation Survives, Again...
After criminal charges, plea bargains hardships and interlock devices, you may be facing permanent license revocation. New rules allow...
