
Peter Senzamici
Manhattan Civil Courts Reporter at New York Post
Manhattan Civil Courts reporter @nypost // Litigious? Get in touch [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Marie O. Pohl |Peter Senzamici
These agents are trying to broker a last-minute deal. New York City’s real estate industry is making an 11th-hour bid to halt a new law that shifts the burden of costly broker fees away from renters before it takes effect next month. The Real Estate Board of New York, the city’s powerful group of over 10,000 real estate professionals, filed a motion earlier this month seeking to put the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act on pause until the court battle over the law plays out.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Emily Crane |Peter Senzamici
A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily thwarted the Trump administration’s bid to kill congestion pricing in Manhattan — ensuring the controversial program will stay in place until at least next month. Manhattan federal court Judge Lewis Liman issued a restraining order that prevents the US Transportation Department from both canceling the toll and enforcing any “compliance measures” to coerce New York to scrap the first-in-the-nation program.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Peter Senzamici
CBS must pay nearly $10 million to an executive accused of racist, sexist comments after caving to “woke mob” and firing him before investigation into his conduct was complete, according to an arbitration appeals panel and his attorney.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Peter Senzamici |Georgett Roberts
A pair of men’s spas are accused of offering cheapie sex acts to undercover cops in a sting operation, according to lawsuits filed by the city on Wednesday. One spa located in Times Square and another near Stuytown allegedly offered undercover cops sex acts for less than $100 — including some specific acts as an la carte option — following their massages earlier this year, court filings claim.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Peter Senzamici
Fourth time’s a “sham.”The Metropolitan Transportation Authority defied the feds’ fourth deadline to kill congestion pricing — while ripping Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s repeated threats as a “sham.”In a pair of letters sent to Duffy on Wednesday, the MTA and the state Department of Transportation said that his deadlines and letters threatening to yank federal funding were irrelevant — since the battle over the tolling program is playing out in court.
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