Tag Archives: law and the courts

Small Claims Court 5: We settled but…

Posted on May 3, 2013 by Naomi

A big “but:” They didn’t pay me. It’s a shocker. They failed to send me a check for $2500. Which is what we settled for on March 27. The coop owed me $3097 for repairs I had to make to … Continue reading →

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Rebel cause: Rent-regulated tenants feel left out of settlement

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Naomi

A major settlement between rent-regulated tenants and a large New York City landlord may be at risk after some of the tenants complained that they were not eligible for millions of dollars in compensation. Oops. The major landlord is the … Continue reading →

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A remarkable essay on human rights, law and football

Posted on March 24, 2013 by Naomi

Millions of New York Times readers will see linebacker Scott Fujita’s wonderful piece, “Acceptance By Example, On the Field and at Home,” in today’s Sports Section. I’m posting it on Sidebar because so many of my devotions—football, human rights and … Continue reading →

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