LCBF represented a national transportation company and its employee in a lawsuit resulting from the removal of a passenger for refusing to take her assigned seat. The plaintiff alleged that she refused to sit in her assigned seat because it was next to a bathroom that...
In a first-of-its-kind ruling, the Southern District of New York dismissed a plaintiff’s sidewalk trip-and-fall claim against Amtrak, finding that federal law preempts the imposition of tort liability for sidewalk defects under New York City Administrative Code §...
LCBF obtained a significant victory for its client, an Orange County commercial property owner, when a New York Supreme Court denied a third-party snow removal contractor’s motion for summary judgment in a premises liability case. The case stems from a...
Following an Administrative Hearing, LCBF secured a complete dismissal of a Department of Sanitation Summons issued against our client, who operates a medical practice. The Hearing was held before the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings where the Department...
LCBF represented subcontractors in two separate lawsuits related to the habitability of an apartment, filed in New York County Supreme Court. Plaintiffs’ causes of action included breach of contract, nuisance, implied warranty of habitability, covenant of quiet...
