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Business By Jonathan D. Epstein NEWS BUSINESS REPORTER Amherst law firm agrees to pay fine Settlement involves foreclosure practices Updated: October 7, 2011, 7:18 AM Steven J. Baum PC, the Amherst law firm that has been under heavy fire for its foreclosure practices, agreed Thursday to pay a $2 million fine and “extensively” overhaul its …
Buffalo News:Lask Wins Foreclosure Fraud Baum Fined $2 MillRead More
VIEW PDF OF ACTUAL FILED DOCUMENT No. 10-945 IN THE Supreme Court of the United States ALBERT W. FLORENCE, Petitioner, v. BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF BURLINGTON ET AL., Respondents. On Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit REPLY BRIEF FOR THE PETITIONER …
Reply Brief for Albert Florence in U.S. Supreme CourtRead More
Supreme Court is asked about jails’ blanket strip-search policies Robert Barnes/WASHINGTON POST – Albert Florence and his lawyer Susan Chana Lask. The Supreme Court next month will hear his case about whether jail officials violated Florence’s constitutional rights by strip-searching him after he was detained on a minor offense. By Robert Barnes, Published: September 12, …
Washington Post:Lask Says Blanket Strip Searches a “Cop-Out”Read More
Actress Caitlin Sanchez, formally “Dora the Explorer”, Hires Lask for Complex Entertainment Dispute Child Star Caitlin Sanchez, former “Dora the Explorer” of Nickelodeon, hired Susan Chana Lask for her complex Entertainment Contract dispute. Caitlin complained of problems with her former counsel settling her contract dispute with Nickelodeon and insisting on taking a large chunk of …
Date Documents Filed United States Supreme Court 1-19-11 Florence Petition for a Writ of Certiorari 2-23-11 Opposition of Respondent Burlington County 2-23-11 Opposition of Respondent Essex County 3-9-11 Petitioner Florence Reply Brief 4-4-11 U.S. Supreme Court Decision Granting Cert 6-20-11 Florence Merits Brief 9-19-11 Florence Reply Brief Third Circuit Court 1-11-10 Appellee Florence …
Susan Chana Lask won this case on the issue of costs in a published Second Circuit opinion that Ms. Lask: “In the case at hand, the District Court specifically found that Lask had not “acted in bad faith, vexatiously, wantonly or for oppressive reasons.” Wilder, 2000 WL 959751, at *13 (using the standard for the imposition of …
Second Circuit : Union Breached Duty and Costs Imposed Without Hearing in ErrorRead More
Attorneys Nationwide give High Accolades to Susan Chana Lask as a New York State accredited Lecturer and Author of “Class Actions: A Primer with Tips”, a legal education course for attorneys. “Sue is a friend and colleague. She was excellent as to be expected.” Marisa R., NY “Excellent lecturer!” Mark O., NY …
