lawsuit

Lawyer Roy Den Hollander is suing the MTA, claiming its seven-day and monthly passes are misleading.

A lab worker who reported potentially deadly mistakes was threatened and denied a promotion, she said.

Jenny Mendez is suing the store for $40 million, claiming she was wrongfully arrested and lost her job.

The lawsuit claims the city should have done an environmental review before planning to move the court.

Brick New York urges its bodybuilders to repeatedly drop heavy weights on the ground, the lawsuit claims.

A federal judge declined to grant an injunction to block the demolition of graffiti center 5Pointz.

Ex-employee Richard Santiago seeks $500,000, claiming his funeral home boss sexually harassed him.

Juliana Terian is fighting trustees of her late husband's estate for control of Rallye Auto Group.

Forest City Ratner has had $761 million in subsidies, but now wants to cut the amount it pays the city.

Artists behind the famed graffiti site are suing to keep the building, and their art, from demolition.

John Shea, a Department of Education CEO, didn't give raises to female workers, angering staff.

The Met is being sued over "confusing" signage making its suggested admission seem mandatory.

Trayon Christian said he purchased the belt after saving up money from his part-time job.

Richard Notar said his new restaurant will have unpretentious food and rooftop dining.

Josef Meyers, who once worked with ex-FBI agent Michael Grimm, allegedly stole the pricey furniture.