A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that found the BMW automobile company liable for a 2015 fire at an Irondequoit home that started in one of its cars.
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A state appeals court has dismissed several charges in a kidnapping and weapon case.
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Jill Paperno, senior civil rights litigator at the Empire Justice Center and former first assistant Monroe County Public Defender, is this year’s recipient of the Adolph J. Rodenbeck Award. “I am so incredibly honored and grateful for this award. I ...
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Nicole Black, an attorney, author, and educator, is this year’s recipient of the Monroe County Bar Association’s Raymond J. Pauley Award. “I’m truly honored to receive The Raymond J. Pauley Award and appreciate the opportunity to be recognized by my ...
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Tina Monshipour Foster, executive director of JustCause, is this year’s recipient of the Charles F. Crimi Memorial Award.
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Lori O’Brien, deputy director of Legal Assistance of Western New York (LawNY) is the new executive director of the organization.
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A former Rochester Police Department investigator is suing the city for allegedly retaliating against him for reporting police misconduct and cooperating with investigations.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against a chewing gum maker accused of false advertising.
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Former sports editor Steven Bradley claims he was racially discriminated against when he was terminated from his job at the Democrat and Chronicle.
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New York’s highest court has affirmed a decision to dismiss charges because of a defective superior court information.
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In a split decision, the New York State Court of Appeals has affirmed rape and sex abuse convictions, rejecting the defendant’s appeal based on what he claimed was “new evidence.”
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A New York appeals court has affirmed murder and robbery convictions even though some of the physical evidence in the case was illegally seized.
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