High Powered, High Profile New York Lawyer Susan Chana Lask
‘Nutty’ professor’s wife – I was his slave By SCOTT SHIFREL DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER October 6, 2003 To their students, Mohammed and Samira Wahba were successful Hofstra professors, married for 11 years. But the Egyptian-born couple was living a double life, going home to a pigsty and constant arguments, according to court documents in …
The New York Daily News: Lask Defends Wife in Divorce Claiming Abusive MarriageRead More
Cousin Accused In Inheritance Battle BY SCOTT SHIFREL DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Wednesday, September 24, 2003 Richard Howe is trying to get his inheritance back. When the Florida man’s father, Ralph Howe, died in his Jamaica house in December 2001, he and his brother, Kennedy Howe, called a cousin who lived nearby to walk the …
‘FRAUD’ IN THE FAMILY By ERIC LENKOWITZ TURNED INTO A GHOST:Richard Howe claims he was ripped off for his inheritance after his father died.– M. McElroy September 24, 2003 — A Manhattan woman swindled her cousin out of his dead father’s estate – by claiming he didn’t exist, the son’s lawyer is charging. Marquilla Ferguson …
The New York Post : Lask Discovers Estate Fraud and Works With DA for Client’s ProtectionRead More
‘FAKE LAWYER’ CHARGED IN 50G SCAM By AL GUART March 27, 2003 — A phony Bronx lawyer exposed by The Post was slapped with grand-larceny, fraud and impersonation charges yesterday. Latrice Grant, 33, faces up to 15 years on charges she duped two women by posing as a real-estate lawyer and …
MOVING ‘VIOLATION’ : DRIVERS NAILED FOR LAW NO LONGER ON BOOKS BY: AL GUART The New York Post November 3, 2002 Some city drivers may have been charged and convicted under a state traffic law that was voided in the five boroughs four years ago, The Post has learned. Tickets issued by city traffic cops …
The New York Post : Lask Discovers Traffic Violations for Invalid LawRead More
$5M ‘FALL’OUT FOR WEDDING SMASH – GROOVING GRANNY SUES CAMERAMAN BYLINE: DAREH GREGORIAN The New York Post August 30, 2002, Friday Let’s go to the wedding videotape! A Park Avenue woman has filed a $5 million lawsuit against a videographer, charging he gave her the wedding-bell blues – and a broken arm – by …
WE PREDICT A ‘PSYCHIC’ LAWSUIT By AL GUART and DEVLIN BARRETT December 12, 2001 — A psychic phone service is about to get hit with a class-action lawsuit claiming it ripped off a heartsick Manhattan woman. Enraged customer Mary Padilla says she filed suit in Manhattan federal court against the “Miss Cleo” psychic reading service. …
The New York Post : Lask’s Suit Busts Miss Cleo’s Crystal BallsRead More
