Category: Legal News
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WWT’s Cabo Blind Spot
World Wide Technology sells itself as a corporate sentinel. Honesty. Integrity. Enterprise risk management. Then the PGA Tour brought WWT to Diamante Cabo San Lucas, and those safeguards disappeared behind…
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Staten Island Mansion Money Fix
Eric Bischoff welcomed Staten Island’s political establishment to the privately owned Kreischer Mansion wearing a Victorian tuxedo while elected officials from both parties celebrated $475,000 in announced or allocated public…
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Regulatory Lawfare Robbed The Janitor
Strategic Financial Solutions was 100% employee-owned when the CFPB and seven Democratic-led state enforcement offices moved under seal, froze its assets, and installed a receiver before the company could answer.…
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The Hockey Players Revolt
Ken Jowdy surrounded himself with exactly the people who make wealthy investors comfortable: NHL stars, golf royalty, private-aircraft passengers, Davis Love III and eventually Tiger Woods. The formula worked. Diamante…
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Loans Ken Jowdy Couldn’t Erase
The federal government sold jurors a clean story: Phillip Kenner secretly diverted Hawaii investor money to Mexico and concealed the theft. Kenner was convicted, sentenced to 17 years and lost…
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The Kid The Scandal Erased
Everybody reported the kiss. Nobody reported the kid. Nathaniel Cullerton was identified as the married Wachtell partner filmed kissing younger associate Kelsey Borenzweig on a Central Park bench. The Daily…
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Shadows of the Syndicate: The Ken Jowdy Money Trail
Every good scandal begins with two stories that cannot both be true. Kenneth A. Jowdy appears in Diamante Cabo’s polished history as the visionary behind a world-class golf empire. Yet…
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The Sirens Follow Eric Sanders
Eric Sanders has made ethics the centerpiece of his public brand. He arrives before the cameras as a civil-rights crusader, condemning misconduct, retaliation and institutional abuse. But Sanders’ own documented…
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Judicial Pinball Explodes
Richard Luthmann’s supplemental recusal filing just turned Luthmann v. Hanks into a courthouse legitimacy test. The filing says Judge Emily Morales-Minerva should step aside because the case now involves a…
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Brooklyn, Civil Rights, Corruption, Corruption Exposés, Courts, Crime, Crime & Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice System, Eric Adams, FBI, Federal Court, Free Speech & Media, Investigative Reporting, Legal News, New York Courts, New York Politics, News Article, NYC Local Politics, NYC Mayor, NYPD, Richard Luthmann, Scumbag Lawyer Eric Sanders, Scumbag LawyersEric Sanders Ducks His Record
Eric Sanders finally responded to the reporting on his troubled record. He just did not answer the questions. The self-styled civil-rights lawyer representing Quathisha Epps in the Jeffrey Maddrey scandal…
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Maddrey Accuser’s Lawyer Exposed
The Jeffrey Maddrey scandal is not the clean NYPD morality play the media wants to sell. Former Lt. Quathisha Epps, the administrative officer who became the department’s highest-paid employee, sits…
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NYPD’s Two-Tier Justice
Outside the NYPD Community Center at 127 Penn, Brian Adams’ supporters sent a blunt message: hands off the community champion. But Adams’ firing has now become bigger than one civilian…
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Law or Buffalo Back-Room Politics?
Ryan Flynn is out of jail, the felony case against him is gone, and the political smoke around former Erie County District Attorney John Flynn is getting thicker. Ryan Flynn…
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Judicial Retirement Rule Survives
New York’s highest court just told the judiciary’s elder statesmen: the age clock still runs. Retired Judge John Leventhal and the Aidala Bertuna & Kamins team brought a sharp Equal…
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The Man in the Cage
Philip Kenner’s case is no longer only a prison reform story, a First Step Act story, or a Bureau of Prisons failure story. It is a survival story. In new…






