New York, NY — Two television production contractors, on behalf of themselves and other workers from the 2019 Aurora Games, alleged in a lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court in June 2020 that they were not fully compensated for the work they performed by Jerry Solomon and related companies. The suit alleges that […]
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According to a class action Complaint filed in Nassau County, Supreme Court on May 28, 2020, a former Garden City Nissan customer on behalf of herself and other similarly situated customers alleged that Garden City Nissan — through its various business entities and individuals (“GCN”) — engaged in numerous alleged deceptive schemes, including schemes that
A Baruch College student filed a proposed class action on behalf of students in the City of New York University system who paid full price in tuition and fees during the Spring 2020 semester but were not reimbursed when the school closed and limited academic services because of the Novel Coronavirus. “Colleges do not get
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NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NASSAU MARSHALL MAOR, individually and on behalf of others similarly situated, Plaintiffs, – against – THE ASTORIA WORLD MANOR, INC.; ASTORIA W MANOR INC.; DANIEL C.S. AHN; IKE AHN; and any other related entities, Defendants. Index No.: 604965/2019 WAGE AND
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