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Fifty former patients allege that former Merrick pediatrician Stuart Copperman sexually assaulted them.
Patients plan sex abuse suit against former Merrick doctor Stuart Copperman
Nineteen years after sexual assault allegations cost former Merrick pediatrician Stuart Copperman his medical license, more than 50 of his patients plan to sue him under New York state’s Child … more
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Patients of former Merrick doctor ponder lawsuits
Nineteen years after former Merrick doctor Stuart Copperman was stripped of his medical license for reported cases of sexual assault, more than 50 of his former patients now hope to sue him for … more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen was awarded a partial victory in a lawsuit against former Supervisor Anthony Santino and the town board in New York State Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Split decision in Gillen’s suit against Santino, Town Board
A State Supreme Court judge on Tuesday issued a split decision in Democratic Hempstead Town Supervisor Laura Gillen’s lawsuit against former Supervisor Anthony Santino and the Republican-majority Town Board. more
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In a Purdue Pharma video shared with the Herald last year by attorney Tom Liotti, a doctor, pictured in a still, extolled the virtues of opioid pain medications such as OxyContin. New York joined dozens of states, as well as Nassau and Suffolk counties, last week in suing the drug manufacturer for allegedly misleading doctors and the public about opioids and their dangers.
New York State joins fight against Purdue Pharma
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood last week joined dozens of states and New York counties in suing OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma for its alleged role in causing the opioid crisis. more
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A State Supreme Court judge has temporarily blocked the Town of Hempstead from fining gas station owners who charge for compressed air. A lawsuit filed by service station owners and industry representatives will go to trial on Feb. 7.
Hempstead town blocked from enforcing controversial gas station law
Attorneys for the Town of Hempstead will be in court next week defending a 2016 town law requiring gas stations to provide free compressed air to motorists. The law is currently blocked from enforcement, pending the outcome at trial. more
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Detective Lt., Richard Lebrun, of the Nassau County Police Department, said that police were abiding by local, state and federal law with their immigration policies, in response to a lawsuit filed last week by immigration rights activists.
County police sued by immigration rights activists
The Hempstead-based Central American Refugee Center is suing the Nassau County Police Department over its policies dealing with immigrants, claiming that police are violating state law. more
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Families of special needs students who attend the Town of Hempstead’s Camp Anchor are suing Town Supervisor Anthony Santino and a town attorney, alleging that their personal information was illegally obtained to target them with political mailings that urged them to re-elect Santino.
Hempstead parents sue Town alleging private info mined for politics
Families of special needs students who attend the Town of Hempstead’s Camp Anchor are suing Town Supervisor Anthony Santino and a town attorney, alleging that their personal information was illegally obtained to target them with political mailings that urged them to re-elect Santino. more
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Long Island Clean Air Water and Soil Co-director Dave Denenberg, center, showed the Herald his July water bill, half of which went to pay New York American Water’s property taxes, at an August news conference.
Residents sue over water rate increases
The environmental activist group Long Island Clean Air Water and Soil and a number of North and South Shore residents have taken their fight against New York American Water’s rates, which LICAWS described as “unreasonable and unjust,” to the state Supreme Court. more
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Local residents are taking the Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals to court in an effort to repeal its decision to allow the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Merrick to build a two-story cultural center.
Residents sue zoning board over St. Demetrios expansion
As the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Merrick prepares to build a two-story cultural center for religious and educational uses, residents are preparing to take the Town of Hempstead Board of Zoning Appeals to court in an effort to repeal its decision to allow the expansion. more
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Chris Sourgoutsis
Bellmorite suing Capitol police to be deposed again
A Bellmore woman suing the U.S. Capitol police for sex discrimination was set to be deposed for a second time on Monday, after she produced new evidence that the force may have fired her improperly last year, according to court documents. more
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