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A diehard Michael Jackson fan wanted to see a sculpture of the star and was scalded, she says.

The European School of Economics owes $37,000 to catering giant Cipriani, according to a lawsuit.

Sarah Schottenstein said luxury developer Chetrit sold her a $1.65 million condo in awful condition.

A group of black firefighters and the Justice Department accused the FDNY of discriminatory hiring.

Cocktail haven Dutch Kills is suing newcomer bar Dutch Kills Centraal, saying the name is too similar.

Laurent Delly introduced the chef to the property but said he was denied his share of the commission.

Members of the Children's Magical Garden are suing to be declared owners of the green space.

Mark Andermanis is fighting to keep his four-bedroom apartment at East Midtown Plaza.

Moskowitz fought back after the city blocked a plan to co-locate three Success Academy schools.

Nearly 500 survivors are on the list for housing because they were abused, the agency said.

Bedford Street residents are suing to keep the historic speakeasy closed for good.

The yet-to-open Pride and Joy BBQ is suing its landlord, Hayne Suthon, owner of Lucky Cheng's.

Brooklyn resident Joy Noel is suing Interpublic Group, saying it falsely blamed her for the package.

Squatters have defecated and caused a fire in an East 29th Street town house, court records claim.

The bluestone surrounding Brooklyn's Borough Hall has been in a state of disrepair for years.