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The case of the Associated Press against Shepard Fairey is expected to go to trial in March.

A suit filed by the asset management company in control of Stuyvesant Town postponed the Aug. 25 auction.

Custom Men on West 57th Street sued Pedro Espada, saying he never paid his Feb. 2009 bill for six custom-made suits.

The asset management that currently controls Stuyvesant Town is trying to fend off a bid by an outside party.

The suit alleges that management drove St. Vincent's into the ground, and threw away $300,000 on a golf outing.

If the a judges rent-stabilization case ruling holds, it could affect thousands of tenants in lower Manhattan.

The MTA will run a bus ad against the proposed Ground Zero mosque that uses Twin Towers imagery.

The ad juxtaposes images of the burning Twin Towers with the planned Ground Zero mosque and community center.

The American Center for Law and Justice sued the city Landmarks Preservation Commission Wednesday.

A Queens judge ruled Monday that Retired Capt. James Corrigan's name should be listed beside his colleagues.

A French bulldog was allegedly overheated and died after being dropped off from day-care, a lawsuit claims.

Artists United say their freedom of speech is being violated by the new vendor restrictions.

Six hundred cleanup workers have sued the Battery Park City Authority seeking compensation for injuries and illnesses.

Lawyers for 9/11 workers sickened from inhaling toxic dust are submitting a revised settlement to a judge Thursday.

Attorney General Andrew Cuomo hopes to bar Yair Levy from selling real estate in New York State.