Posted On: June 30, 2010

Manhattan Man Sues Dating Service Reports A Suffolk County Injury Lawyer

A lovelorn man attempts to find a mate through a dating agency. He paid ten thousand dollars to the agency to try to find the woman of his dreams. The matchmaker promised perfection for those seeking a mate. However, when the man was not happy with the selection of dates, he requested a refund reports New York Injury Lawyers.

The dating service refused to refund his money. The man indicated that he was promised dates with beautiful women who were the dream of powerful executives and eligible bachelors. When the woman who represented the dating service didn’t hold up her end of the deal, the man asked for a refund. The dating service refused to refund his money reports New York Injury Lawyers.

The dating services claims to be almost perfect when creating love matches for well-heeled clients. The company’s website features dozens of sexy women in skimpy swimsuits and lots of cleavage. The man is suing because he says that the dating service didn’t even manage to provide him with three appropriate dates each month. According to the man, the women that he met from the service were either already in relationships with other men, didn’t meant his personal standards or did not approve of his background. New York Injury Lawyers report that the man requested a refund within ninety days of signing up but that the agency would not pay.

The man indicated that he met a representative of the agency and signed up with the agency shortly after. He indicated that he had been enticed by the ads promoting the agency’s ability to match men and women based on personality and other criteria. The representative from the agency indicated that she had no idea the man was unhappy with the dates he was receiving. She said he never told her as much. According to New York Injury Lawyers, the representative for the dating agency only responded by stating that she felt there was a mistake and that she would take care of the problem immediately.

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Posted On: June 27, 2010

Former NYPD Officer Convicted Reports New York City Injury Lawyers

A former NYPD police officer was playing the role of a good guy and offering to help two women get their children involved in after-school fun. What he was actually doing was setting the women up for sexual abuse. According to New York Injury Lawyers, the officer was also convicted of unlawful imprisonment and official misconduct.

The former officer used the after-school idea to get the home address of the two women and then he showed up at their homes where he abused the women. His lawyer claimed that the women were unreliable resources. The NYPD officer told the court that he didn’t remember one of the encounters at all and the other was mutual flirtation report New York Personal Injury Lawyers.

The former NYPD officer was convicted in January after he was accused of misconduct for telling a young girl that he would tear up her ticket if he would do him a sexual favor. He showed no emotions when the verdicts were read. He still faces charges of using his position as a police officer to gain sexual favors. He is also set to go to trial for raping a woman who entered the station house to inquire about children’s programs. The former officer pleaded not guilty in that case as well reports New York Personal Injury Lawyers.

Currently charges are pending in another incident where a woman locked herself out of her car. She gave the former officer her number and he offered her information on the children’s after-school program as well. The man contacted the woman a few days later and asked her to meet him. He had her get in his car and then found a secluded area and forced her to kiss him while he abused her.

In addition to each of these allegations, another woman indicated that the former officer too had approached her and he wanted to discuss an after-school program with her as well. According to New York Injury Lawyers indicate that the man remained firm that he didn’t remember the woman at all. The New York Police Department fired him

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Posted On: June 24, 2010

Top student killed in Jet Ski crash, according to a NYC Injury Lawyer

A star student at Chabad Yeshiva Gedolah of Greater Miami died when the Jet Ski he was
driving crashed into another watercraft. The twenty-one year old and his friend were
riding Jet Skis in Tampa Bay when the two collided at a high rate of speed. New York
Personal Injury Lawyers do not have any additional information about the incident, and it
does not appear that there will be any criminal charges filed as a result of this tragedy.
The deceased comes from a family of rabbis and had been studying at the yeshiva in
Miami. He was at the top of his class. Family members spoke highly of him as a role
model for many others, and acknowledged his vast wisdom. He was looking forward to
his ordination as a rabbi which was soon approaching. He was the youngest of 12
children, and his late father had been a prominent leader in the community of Brooklyn
Chabad Lubavitch during his life. Police told New York Injury Lawyers that it is
not clear if the victim's friend, who was from Israel, was also studying at the same
yeshiva. He currently resides in Miami on a student visa. It has not been mentioned if he
sustained any injuries as a result of the accident. Family and friends have been
devastated by this incident, as the young victim had many people of various ages that
looked up to him for his knowledge and wisdom. The community will be deeply impacted
from this loss.

New York Injury Lawyers help recover losses due to unfortunate events. While
they cannot bring back a loved one tragically taken in an accident, they can lessen the
financial blow these situations can have. If your family has been devastated by an
incident, you will need a New York Personal Injury Attorney to fight for your rights and
reclaim just compensation for your pain and suffering.

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Posted On: June 21, 2010

Dental Plaza clinics in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx Charged with Fraud Report a New York Injury Lawyer

Four men were part of a chain of dental offices were accused of a slew of state Medicaid-fraud charges. The Post exposed the clinics scam. Basically the men who ran Dental Plaza clinics in Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx took $5.7 million from the New York Medicaid fund. According to a New York Injury Lawyer, the Attorney General charged the there men.

According to New York Injury Lawyers, the men accused took advantage of various touts or flyer boys to recruit Medicaid car holders and then paid them in cash and gifts. The three men are set for arraignment. Health care providers are not allowed to give any kind of gifts other than something like a toothbrush.

The recruiting scheme often found drug addicts and mentally ill people fro rehab centers, psychiatric clinics and homeless shelters to use. The folks recruiting were often paid approximately $7 for each Medicaid patient they brought in and then the patients received between $10 and $15 for taking part in the scheme. New York Injury Lawyers indicate that the recruits unknowingly invited reporters into the clinics. One of the men had already been charged with Medicaid fraud but those charges were dismissed.

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Posted On: June 15, 2010

Strip-search case in negotiations, according to a Staten Island Injury Lawyer

Nassau County Correctional Center once strip-searched inmates, even those arrested for
minor crimes, until 1999 after a federal judge ruled that the practice was
unconstitutional. The procedure involved full body and cavity searches, without any
privacy or cover. Over seventeen thousand people are hoping for an award of $10,000
each for being subjected to the humiliating and degrading act for a grand total
settlement of $177 million, says New York Injury Lawyers. County attorneys
have filed a counter offer of $200 or less for each person, bringing the total to no greater
than $3.5 million. One of the plaintiffs in the case was a former teacher arrested on an
unspecified charge in 1996. She testified that she was instructed by a female
correctional officer to remove all her clothing, while submitting to a search of her private
areas. It has already been established that the former inmates should not have been
invaded in such a manner, and now the federal judge presiding over the matter has to
make a determination of the damages, if any, to be assigned. The judge first will decide
if any award will go to the entire group due to the general loss of the dignity of a human.
Then he will contend if any additional settlement would be necessary for mental anguish
and pain and suffering. The county attorneys stated to New York Injury
Lawyers
that they are prepared to appeal any damage settlements, including those
made to the group as a whole, based on the theory of the judge in this case is
unprecedented.

If your dignity has been stripped away from you through an unconstitutional act, do not
stay silent thinking no one can help you. There are New York Personal Injury Attorneys
available to fight for your right to be treated with decency. Let their proficiency in these
cases work for you. Call a New York Personal Injury Attorney, and they will battle for
your rights.

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Posted On: June 12, 2010

Rogue ref owed money for book sales, says Bronx Injury Lawyer

A former NBA referee tells a New York Injury Lawyer that he has yet to receive
any money from the sales of a book he authored. The personal memoir is a revealing
recount of his days of refereeing NBA games and illegally gambling on some of those
games. He entered a guilty plea in 2008 on placing illegal bets on over 100 of the games
he officiated. His sentence included one year in prison and payment to the NBA of
$200,000 in restitution. The US Attorney's office in Manhattan is responsible for
enforcing the restitution payments, therefore they are assisting him in the recovery of
the royalties he is due. His contract with the publishing contract states that he is to
receive 73% of the profits, and will be paid to him upon his request. However, despite
numerous inquiries for payment, the publisher has refused. Even questions of the
number of books that have sold have gone unanswered. The CEO of the publishing
company states that the ex-ref isn't due any money until July, and has reported that
they will be seeking a protective order due to threats he supposedly made against her.
The publisher has fired the official as a result of the danger they feel. Although the
referee's attorney claims that the publisher has given more than one excuse for nonpayment.
According to a New York Injury Lawyer, the sales report for
December 2009 reflect a royalty payment should have been made for about $51,000.

When someone owes you money, do not take matters into your own hands, seek a
professional. A New York Personal Injury Attorney can help you recover all that is due to
you, so call one today.

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Posted On: June 8, 2010

Psychic sued by ex-boyfriend, tells a New York City Injury Lawyer

The ex-boyfriend of a psychic to celebrities is suing his former lover for $14 million in the
Manhattan Supreme Court, claiming that she used his psychological financial weakness
against him. The claim states that the psychic persuaded the man to give her signatory
power regarding his bank accounts, and then drained him out of all of his money
according to New York Injury Lawyers. He, being a best-selling author by the
New York Times, also says that he was the one to launch her into a writing career,
taking her notes and compiling them into a book. He was able to get the advances she
needed for each of her books, which promoted her consulting as well. The suit alleges
that the psychic convinced the man to give her money he received in royalties on his
own writing, which came to approximately $350,000 annually, using his love for her
young son to compel him. The couple met in 1994 and quickly became romantically
involved. He stepped in as a father figure for her son who was two years old at the time.
The psychic was doing readings for some clients, according to a New York Injury Lawyer, but supposedly had very little income. She is therefore accused of taking
advantage of her relationship with the author and preying upon his inability to properly
manage his own finances to support herself. The psychic denies these allegations saying
her former boyfriend hasn't earned his own living in ten years, but was supported by
her.

If someone has taken advantage of you financially, do not think that you can fight them
on your own. You will require the knowledge and training of a New York Personal Injury
Attorney to recover everything that you have lost. Personal injury attorneys can help
with more than just harm to your physical body. Put a New York Personal Injury Lawyer
in your corner, and get restitution for your losses.

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Posted On: June 5, 2010

News director accused of sexual harassment, states NY Injury Lawyer

The news director of a New York station reportedly asked employees which of the female
reporters was most attractive at a business dinner in 1997. Employees were asked which
they would most likely sleep with as well, reports a New York Injury Lawyer. All
the reporters were mentioned. This specific incident did not occur on company property
or company time. One particular anchor was singled out most by male colleagues on
other occasions as well, often referring to her as "BBB-Big Butt Booty". A picture of her
with her breasts altered to be much larger than they really are could be seen in various
places around the news station, as a former news assistant testified. The female anchor
had complained to Human Resources about issues with the station before, but the HR
director said none of the complaints were of a sexual nature. At least not until the
anchor accused a male reporter of trying to kiss her when he took her home after a
party. The HR director stated to New York Personal Injury Lawyers that the anchor
wanted to handle the situation without her help, despite feeling threatened by the man.
Further testimony resumes on this case in Brooklyn federal court. The lawsuit was filed
by only two of the female employees, the anchor and another reporter against the news
cable channel. It was not mentioned if the other reporter named as co-plaintiff in this
case was subject to any other harassment beyond the business dinner incident.

If you have been the victim of sexual harassment, bring your assailants to justice. Call a
New York Injury Lawyer today and let their knowledge and sharpness go to
work for you. You deserve to be vindicated.

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Posted On: June 2, 2010

Attorney killed in car crash, states Nassau Injury Lawyer

A deputy attorney for Nassau County was killed in an automobile accident at the
intersection of Maple Avenue and Ellison Avenue. The incident was caused by the driver
of a stolen 2010 Hyundai Elantra. Police from an unmarked car told New York Personal
Injury Lawyers that they witnessed the driver failing to stop for two stop signs before
crashing into the driver's side of the attorney's sedan. They had just turned on their
lights to pursue the Elantra, and were a block and a half away when the collision
occurred. There is no evidence at present that he knew cops were following him for his
reckless driving. He was hospitalized after the wreck at Nassau University Medical
Center. The victim, who had just attended case conferences in court, died at the scene.
A third vehicle was also involved in the incident, however the operator of that car was
treated and released. The Elantra driver currently faces charges of second-degree
manslaughter, and following further investigation, could be confronted with additional
allegations. Arraignment has not been scheduled yet. New York Injury Lawyers
do not have any details at this time about the theft of the Elantra, or why the driver was
driving so carelessly. The deputy lawyer was a well respected mentor and trial attorney
that had been with Nassau County since October 1973. Colleagues and coworkers are
deeply grieved at the loss of their friend. A New York Injury Lawyer was told
that this is not the type of man that can be replaced.

New York Injury Attorneys represent the victims and families of those who have
been affected by the hazardous driving of another. If you or a loved one have been
involved in a collision caused by someone else's reckless behavior, call a New York
Personal Injury Attorney today. You deserve the fullest compensation allowable.

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