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By Susan Chana Lask New Yorkers are already watching their courts pushed to the brink, with judges frustrated by clogged dockets. If Mamdani takes office with his agenda, the courtroom—not City Hall—will become the battleground. Instead of governance, taxpayers will fund years of litigation, emergency injunctions, and political legal wars that delay real solutions for …
Susan Chana Lask Projects Wave of Lawsuits if Mamdani is NYC MayorRead More
Susan Chana Lask’s book Reservoir of Fraud exposes false filings, reckless courts, and the urgent path to judicial accountability.
Civil Rights Litigator Susan Chana Lask Announces Forthcoming Book “Reservoir of Fraud,” Exposing Judicial Abuse — and Fighting Back New York, NY — Nationally recognized civil rights and appellate attorney Susan Chana Lask announces her forthcoming book, Reservoir of Fraud, scheduled for publication on December 10, 2025. Lask pulls back the curtain on judicial misconduct, …
Susan Chana Lask Announces “Reservoir of Fraud” — December 10, 2025Read More
Plain-English guidance from police contact to arraignment. Learn how to protect your rights and avoid mistakes in the criminal process.
Susan Chana Lask Wins Sanctions in Michael Wiseberg, Esq v. Lask (A-0754-22, Bergen County appellate decision). On January 12, 2023, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, ordered sanction against Wiseberg in Michael Wiseberg, Esq. v. Susan Chana Lask (Docket No. A-0754-22, Bergen County, Trial Docket BER-DC-679-19)
Disabled Mom Fights Wells Fargo Foreclosure, Alleging Fraudulent Filings Brooklyn, NY- February 9, 2025 – A disabled mother is taking on banking giant Wells Fargo to save her family home from foreclosure, alleging the financial institution procured the foreclosure by fraud. Christina Vassallo suffers a life-threatening and debilitating disease called Churg-Strauss Syndrome and has heart failure, but she …
Lask Represents Disabled Mom’s Appeal Against Wells Fargo Foreclosure FraudRead More
On a reconsideration motion in New York Family Court, Susan Chana Lask won an order vacating $25,000 in sanctions imposed on her new client because of his former lawyer’s misconduct. Sanctions Must Be Supported by Both Proper Bills and a Court Analysis New York’s sanctions law, NYCRR § 130-1.1 Costs; sanctions, states a court may …
Lask Reverses Client’s $25k Family Court Sanctions Because of Former LawyerRead More
For years clients have shown me bills from their former attorneys showing a lawyer billing scheme where they charge large hourlies of $900 or more and add to that “administrative fees” that has clients unwittingly pay tens of thousands of dollars more than they should to their monthly bills. I have seen these administrative fee …
Beware of the Latest Lawyer Billing Scheme for Unearned FeesRead More
