Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
Executive Summary The controversy arising from Michael Gerber’s November 19, 2025 testimony before the New York City Council is not a narrow dispute about...
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In a period defined by aggressive assertions of federal authority and the steady expansion of executive power, a federal court in Albany has issued...
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Executive Summary After more than two decades representing employees across New York’s public sector, I have seen a quiet evolution in how discrimination operates....
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When The New York Times published its November 11, 2025 article, “How Do You Judge Whether a Police Officer Is Mentally Fit for the...
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I. The Manufactured Drama of Political Policing Today, The New York Times published a feature that perfectly captured the city’s moral confusion about law...
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I. Introduction: A New Mayor, an Old Architecture Every incoming mayor inherits two things from their predecessors: a budget and an architecture. The budget...
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I. Introduction: When Ethics Become a Political Weapon Ethics laws are most dangerous not when they are absent, but when they are present and...
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In the interest of transparency and public accountability, The Sanders Firm, P.C. is releasing the complete record of the Department Trial in NYPD v....
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE When Science Becomes Policy Without Oversight: Formal Investigatory Referral Exposes Decades of Unlawful Hair-Testing by NYPD and Psychemedics Corporation New...
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