Strategic perspectives on civil rights, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, police misconduct, retaliation, and institutional accountability.
Rachlin v. City of New York Raises a Current Question About § 50-k Representation, Post-Retirement Conduct, and Whether the City Can Continue Defending Individual...
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Rachlin v. City of New York, Read Through Chislett, Clarifies How Repeated Misconduct, Senior-Level Notice, and Nonintervention Can Satisfy Monell The July 20, 2026...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Expanded Bronx Supreme Court lawsuit alleges racial harassment, selective discipline, scientifically discredited hair testing, obstruction of graduation, command-level favoritism, and...
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After former 46th Precinct commanding officer Jeremy Scheublin’s indictment and a new human-rights lawsuit against his replacement, Deputy Inspector Juan O. Moran, the NYPD’s...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bronx lawsuit alleges the NYPD placed Moran in command of a precinct already on notice for sexual-misconduct problems, only for him...
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The NYPD is legally required to publish the Patrol Guide. It cannot satisfy that obligation with a locked, functionally restricted document and then expect...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Article 78 proceeding challenges years of delay over community-backed proposal to rename St. Andrew’s Playground basketball courts in Bedford-Stuyvesant BROOKLYN,...
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The New York Post wants to crown The “Savior” Jessica S. Tisch for a murder decline it has not scientifically connected to any identifiable...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bronx Supreme Court lawsuit alleges Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch and Chief of Staff Ryan Merola dismantled Brian K. Adams’s Deputy Chief-equivalent...
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