Pick Up Your Class Action Suit Checks

Law Offices of Louis D. Stober, Jr., L.L.C.

350 Old Country Road, Suite 205, Garden City, NY 11530

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We recently won a $2.8 million dollar class action suit!  Have you picked up your money yet?  Several people who were a part of the Gildersleeve, CSEA, et al v. County of Nassau class action suit have not yet picked up their checks.  We ask that the following people please contact our office to pick up their money.

Please Contact Our Office:

Adele L. Avrut

Gina D. Brown

Estate of Steven J. Carss

Craig N. Casey

Sandra E. Chatelain

Estate of Robert W. Craddock

Bernard Eisenberg

Theodore G. Lomax

Estate of Judy Malnick

Joanne Maniscalco

Rita L. Mathews

Diane M. Pheffer

Sandra Ulrich

Kathleen Wright

If you know someone who has not yet picked up their check, tell them to contact our office! Our experience, combined with our successful track record makes us Long Island’s premier law firm.  Contact our office by calling 877-791-8076.  You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for the latest news stories and legal tips.

911 Operators Sue Nassau County

Law Offices of Louis D. Stober, Jr., L.L.C.

350 Old Country Road, Suite 205, Garden City, NY 11530

877-791-8076 / StoberLaw.com 

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A union of 911 operators has filed a law suit against Nassau County.  This lawsuit was filed last month by the Civil Service Employees Association because operators were not receiving essential training on how to handle hostage situations.  Lou Stober was interviewed about the lawsuit.

A lawsuit was first filed last year, when the county failed to provide state-mandated 21 hours of classroom training, despite receiving state grants for the training.  The suit was dropped by the CSEA after Nassau County agreed to provide training.  The current suit alleges that Nassau breached the agreement with the union to provide employees with compensation for the days they were in training.

“Nassau has not followed through on the terms of the settlement agreement,” Lou Stober said in his interview. 

According to Newsday, the suit comes more than a year after Hofstra student Andrea Rebello was accidently shot and killed by a Nassau police officer.  Police Benevolent Association President James Carver has said the 911 call was never transmitted as a hostage situation.  In a lawsuit filed against the county in May, Rebello’s family cited CSEA’s allegations that 911 operators were not trained for hostage situations.

Read more about the case: http://goo.gl/JSo3uN

Remember to contact the Law Offices of Louis D. Stober Jr. with all of your legal questions.  Our experience, combined with our successful track record makes us Long Island’s premier law firm. Contact our office for a consultation by calling 877-791-8076.  You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for the latest news stories and legal tips.