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Susan Chana Lask
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Biography
I am high profile attorney and legal commentator for every major print, television and radio news media, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The NY Post, NPR, NewsWeek, Forbes, CNBC, Fox News and more. I know a good story, package and pitch it to news editors nationwide, namely involving social justice cases. Over 200 publications have published my stories, some of which can be viewed at https://appellate-brief.com/news-articles/ , https://appellate-brief.com/television-interviews/ and https://appellate-brief.com/television-interviews/ . Read more about me at https://appellate-brief.com
High Profile Divorces , Civil Rights , High Profile Criminal Cases , Entertainment Cases , Court Corruption , Legal News
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By Susan Chana Lask| appellate-brief.com@ ‘My Best Friend Is Dead’: LI Man Sues Vet After Dog DiesA consumer fraud lawsuit alleges Patchogue Animal Hospital used unlicensed staff who fatally administered medicine to a dog in 2020. William Watkins is suing a Suffolk veterinary practice after his dog, Taro, died in 2020.
By Susan Chana Lask| LinkedIn@ Today Attorney Susan Chana Lask filed a Federal Class Action RICO complaint seeking $5 Mil in damages and injunctions against numerous interstate movers victimizing consumers nationwide during the Covid pandemic. The case is Stephanie Wagner v. New Era Relocation LLC, Moving Solutions LLC, Gold Standard Relocation, et al #21-cv-07092, in the Eastern District of New York. Click here to read the complaint.
By Susan Chana Lask| appellate-brief.com@ Don’t Get a False Sense of Security that You Don’t Owe the BankNew York’s mortgage forbearance law enacted during the pandemic has been extended to May 31, 2021 to stop certain foreclosures, but it does not absolve you of liability for your mortgage payments. It is only a temporary stay of foreclosure proceedings that applies under limited circumstances of financial hardship.
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