lawsuits

The Brooklyn Democrat is facing a civil lawsuit made possible by the law that revived previously expired claims.

The settlement marks the latest payout resulting from the 2020 protests against the killing of George Floyd.

With decades-old misconduct and officers with multiple cases driving high payouts, New York City is on track to spend far more on lawsuits against NYPD officers this year than any other year in recent memory.

The first-of-its-kind lawsuit comes amid a housing crisis in NYC.

The Family Justice Law Center bills itself as a civil rights group with a singular target: The city's Administration for Children's Services.

The New York City Board of Elections, which is usually represented by the City Law Department, wants its own counsel.

The NYPD will have to now generate a written policy for use of the devices, which were first used by the Navy.

The MTA has denied a request from a disability rights group to disclose how much it is spending in taxpayer dollars to fight several lawsuits claiming it discriminates against its disabled customers.

Northwell sued 2,500 patients in 2020, according to a NY Times analysis.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing New York Sports Club and Lucille Roberts.