NYC Department of Environmental Protection v. Nuccio & Williamson
In an administrative disciplinary trial of two police officers obtained a verdict in favor of the officers which found no misconduct based on the "emergency exception" to the 'obey now grieve later' rule.
L.E.E.B.A. v. Sea Gate Association, et al.
In a National Labor Relations Board representation hearing obtained right of challenger union to an election as representative of Sea Gate police officers who sought to withdraw from present union over representation issues.
L.E.E.B.A. v. Local 300, S.E.I.U.
In a New York City Collective Bargaining administrative case of first impression assisted with the removal of NYC Environmental Police Officers from a clerical union where the officers were forced to bargain for job benefits with unrelated occupational titles.
S.A.M.C. Corp. v. Pawtucket Mutual Insurance Company
The owner of a small business was being sued by a former customer under the American's with Disabilities Act (A.D.A.), and was denied insurance coverage for the incident under his business owner's liability policy. In a case first to address the issue of whether or not a claim under the A.D.A. was an intentional or negligent act the U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York agreed that claims made pursuant to the A.D.A. were more akin to negligence actions. As a result, the insurer was ordered to provide a defense and indemnify the business owner under the terms of his insurance policy.
Nichols v. Village of Pelham Manor
Obtained a ruling in federal court holding two village ordinances unconstitutional and the arrest of a senior citizen political party canvasser pursuant to those ordinances to be a violation of his First, Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
In re Estate of Juran
Secured reparation funds from the German government on behalf of a New York resident who was the only surviving heir of a deceased Holocaust survivor who had a substantial amount of real and personal property confiscated by Nazi troops during World War II.
