New York County News

The Honolulu Police Department is risking a legal challenge by posting on the Internet the names and photos of drivers cited but yet to be tried on drunken driving charges.

Milvia Lopez, by her attorney MICHAEL STEWART FRANKEL, of New York City, recently filed suit, in Supreme Court, New York County, bearing Index # 112888/2009. The complaint alleges that while Ms.

Monique Pillard , president of Elite Models, is the plaintiff in this legal malpractice case, She was a defendant in a highly significant employment discrimination case revolving around an asthmatic worker who was fired, and the harassment and smoking that took place all around her.

Faye Dunaway Veteran movie star Faye Dunaway is facing eviction from her New York City home for allegedly failing to pay her rent.

A high school student has become Niagara County's second confirmed fatality connected to the swine flu.

New York traveled through a sea change in its attorney disciplinary and ethical rules when the new rules were enacted in April.

Kapernekas, a 49-year-old New York art dealer filed a suit in federal court in Manhattan claiming an interest in the two Hirsts, which have been valued at an estimated $47.6 million, court documents show.

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Health officials say two adults stricken with swine flu have died in Ontario County near Rochester.

A wealthy German art collector has settled a New York-based legal dispute with his former mistress over ownership of two sculptures with an estimated value of $47.6 million and the custody of the couple's 8-year-old daughter.

Mon. Nov. 9, CLE: Finding Materials in the Library, 6-7 p.m. Speakers: Jacqueline Cantwell and Brenda Pantell, senior law librarians, Brooklyn Supreme Court.

A woman was arrested this week on charges of repeatedly harassing and threatening Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey Sunshine, who was presiding over her divorce case.

NEW YORK Residents in a northern New York county have saved more than $60,000 from a local retail pharmacy chaina s prescription medication discount program, according to published reports.

A lot of our press coverage is bankrupt. Meaning, the press who are supposed to report the news free from bias, "all the news that's fit to print" and all that jazz, often get in with the people they cover and often zealously publish far more than what is fit to print.

A judge last week acquitted three former Marsh Inc. executives in a bid-rigging and price-fixing scheme, offering a boost to the remaining defendants, one of whom already has indicated he will seek to have charges against him dismissed.

Fiscal troubles, potential lay-offs and dwindling tax revenues make this a turbulent time for Southampton Town and whatever candidates win the supervisor and town board race next Tuesdaya TMs election will have quite a task ahead of them.

According to a new research study, New York residents are leaving the state and city in droves each year - and taking billions of dollars in tax revenue with them.

One day after a judge acquitted three former Marsh Inc. executives of criminal charges for their alleged role in a bid-rigging and price-fixing scheme, an attorney for one of the remaining defendants said he will seek to have charges against his client dismissed.

A judge in New York has dismissed a teen's defamation lawsuit against Facebook, ruling that the site isn't responsible for false posts by users.

An upstate New York county clerk is carrying out an on-line petition drive to thwart Gov.