Peter Senzamici

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici

The ASPCA’s chief financial officer was inhumanely canned while out for his daughter’s wedding — after he tried to blow the whistle on the prominent animal rights group’s allegedly shady financial practices, a new lawsuit claims.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici

The Art Institute of Chicago has likely spent more than a million dollars trying to keep its claws on a Nazi-looted drawing in a Manhattan case shaping up to be “monumental” in the history of stolen works. The school’s legal challenge to halt Manhattan prosecutors’ pursuit of the swiped art backfired last month, when a judge effectively ruled the district attorney’s office could hunt down such looted treasures if they ever pass through New York City — regardless of their current location.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici |Reuven Fenton

A troubled woman with a “zombie-like state of mind” is terrorizing a fancy uptown co-op by urinating in elevators, vomiting on floors and smearing feces on the walls, according to a new lawsuit begging for her to stop. April Eidelberg’s years of disturbing behavior also includes odorous personal hygiene and drinking booze in the trash and laundry rooms of the posh building, where a one-bedroom unit recently went for $1.5 million, residents and workers claim in court papers.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Matt Troutman |Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy |Peter Senzamici

A federal judge seized control of New York City’s troubled jail system Tuesday — ordering that an outside official be brought in to clean up Rikers Island and other lock-ups. The 77-page order by Manhattan federal Judge Laura Swain effectively appoints a federal receiver – a long-desired wish by advocates – to correct dangerous conditions in Rikers that city and Department of Correction officials have tried and failed to do under a decade-old court case known as Nunez.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici

Streetwear giant Supreme killed a major sponsorship deal with a top pro skateboarder — and then spread “malicious” rumors blaming him for the fallout, a new $26 million lawsuit alleges. Tyshawn Jones, a 26-year-old pro-skater from the Bronx hailed as the best in the sport, is suing Supreme for not just arbitrarily killing his $1 million-a-year deal — and his 13-year relationship with the brand — but also for “destroying” his young career by effectively blacklisting him, his bombshell suit claims.