New York Law Journal
...Jonathan Blass is represented by: Craig A. DiPrima of The Law Office of Craig A. DiPrima LLC, Huntington, N.Y. ...
...34; A "cond-op" is a hybrid of a cooperative (coop) and a condominium (condo). One unit, the entire residential portion of the...
...Attorneys for the Plaintiff: by: David S. Feather, Esq., Of Counsel, The Law Offices of David S. Feather, Garden City, NY. ...
...Street Residence Corp.'s (the Coop) cross claim for contractual indemnification; 4) conditional contractual common-law indemnification, including attorney's fees...
...activity, under both the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 ("...New York City Human Rights Law ("NYCHRL"), N.Y...
...Civil Rights Act of 1964 ("Title VII"), New York Executive Law §296, and New York City Human Rights Law, Administrative Code §...
...made three critical holdings that departed from the prior state of the law, especially in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit...
...For the Sexuality & Gender Law Clinic of Columbia Law School...the claim under the Fair Labor Standards Act, and dismissing the...
...for their participation in the program, they were promised membership in a labor union and construction jobs at the Atlantic Yards construction project in Brooklyn...
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