Eric Sanders, Esq., Receives Humanitarian Award
Eric Sanders Esq., a nationally recognized civil rights attorney has been awarded the 2011 You Can Go to College Committee […]
Black Midtown Hotel Cook: Two Co-Workers Dressed Like the Ku Klux Klan and Harassed Me
A black midtown hotel cook says two co-workers inside of a year have dressed like the Ku Klux Klan and
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NYC Settles Illegal Strip Search Case For $90K Where Male Detective Photographed Woman’s Below Waist Tattoo
NYC Settles Illegal Strip Search Case For $90K Where Male Detective Photographed Woman’s Below Waist Tattoo. After Bova filed a
A Black Hotel Cook Alleges Further Retaliation When Another Employee Donned A White Cone Shaped Article On His Head Symbolizing the Ku Klux Klan
New York Civil Rights Attorney Eric Sanders, Esq., of The Sanders Firm, P.C., alleges in a $35 million federal lawsuit
Black Employee Subjected to Makeshift Dummy ‘Hanging’ From A Beam
Islip officials are investigating a Halloween prank in which a town employee hung a masked dummy from a roof beam
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Ticket-Fixing Case Brings Out the Worst in NYPD Officers
Hero detective Steven McDonald showed up at the Bronx criminal courthouse Friday to support 16 cops who were arraigned in
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Ticket Fixing Scandal: Accused NYPD Officers Put Thousands of Criminal Cases in Jeopardy
Thousands of criminal cases could be in trouble in the Bronx – an unprecedented headache for prosecutors due to the
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A Black Hotel Cook Sues Employer Midtown Hotel for $25 Million Dollars
Julius Jones says working at The Roger Smith Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is no picnic. Jones, who is African American,
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Federal Judge Denies City’s Request to Delay Creating A New FDNY Firefighter Entrance Examination
A federal judge denied the city’s request for an extension to create a new Fire Department entrance exam that doesn’t