Law
Yorktown Costco plan enters home stretch
A pending legal challenge by Yorktown business owners and residents could be a roadblock to the $60 million project by a...
Riverkeeper, NRDC sue federal agency for withholding records
Two New York-based environmental groups sue the federal Office of Management and Budget, accusing the agency of violating laws about public...
Alfred DelBello remembered at ceremony honoring lawyers
The ninth annual Above the Bar Awards ceremony included a posthumous tribute to Westchester attorney Alfred B. DelBello.
Connecticut moves to lift veil of wage secrecy
A new law would halt a rule at some companies that prohibits workers from talking about salaries and that some say...
GE retiree lawsuit can proceed
A federal judge rules that a lawsuit filed by former General Electric workers about the company’s change to its retiree health...
Indoor e-cigarette use banned in Westchester
The county Board of Legislators passes a bill that prohibits the use of electronic cigarettes in indoor locations in Westchester.
Thruway worker accused of stealing from toll booth
A state Thruway Authority employee is arrested on charges that he stole $1,783 from a toll booth in Tarrytown.
Ninth annual Above the Bar Awards to be held June 4
The awards, which honor the top legal talent in the region, will be held at Pace Law School.
Alfred DelBello, pioneering politician and attorney, dies
Alfred B. DelBello, a Westchester attorney with a storied career in public service, died at the age of 80 at his...
WMC will pay $18M to settle feds’ fraud and kickback claims
The settlement with the U.S. attorney's office involves alleged physician kickbacks and false Medicare claims over a seven-year period ending in...
Tappan Zee builder faces new union lawsuit
The consortium designing and building the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement faces another lawsuit with a labor group about money owed for...
Diversity program aims to level the legal field
A Westchester County Bar Association summer intern program exposes high school juniors and seniors from diverse backgrounds to law.
Cuomo convenes wage board, riles business groups
The governor instructs the Department of Labor to investigate the minimum wage for fast-food workers — a move that bypasses the...
Yonkers to New York City: We’ll take MTA property
Yonkers city officials are ready to use eminent domain to acquire a prime waterfront property used by the MTA and owned...
Bedford woman leads pay discrimination suit against KPMG
Donna Kassman worked for accounting firm KPMG LLP for 17 years before quitting due to what she said was wage discrimination...
