lawsuit

Maria Ruiz and her family sued NYCHA after waiting years to be transfered to a new apartment.

Among the cases were brothers wrongly convicted of armed robbery and a girl arrested for doodling.

Julian Cabiness got $125,000 from the city after accusing of cops of retaliating for Sean Bell ties.

Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown disagreed with two men allegedly roughed up by police.

The family of Bohdan Vitenko, who drowned last year at Lyons Pool, filed a suit against the city.

Adalberto Gonzalez, who survived a crash with a police car that killed the dirt bike driver, will sue.

A group of families of 9/11 victims filed an appeal to gain access to list of all 9/11 families.

A judge has blocked the city's attempt to legalize livery street hails.

Claremont Houses' tenants are suing NYCHA for failing to fix a rampant rodent problem, they say.

Owner of Greenhouse trademark sues Chris Brown and Drake over their bloody bar brawl.

Robert Bell, 26, is suing for unspecified damages stemming from his arrest last year.

Espaillat's campaign filed a complaint asking the courts to help find missing votes.

Avery Fisher Hall will become friendlier to patrons with disabilities after settling a lawsuit Thursday.

The attack left student Kardin Ulysse, 14, blind in one eye, prompting the lawsuit.  

Liza Friedlander was assaulted at the Metropolitan Avenue Sizzler in 2010.