Various NYS Public Employment Relations Board cases and Related Litigation
Aug 21, 2019OUTCOME: Success for Mr. Nugent’s clients
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Brian D Nugent's Legal Cases (5)
South Nyack, NY
Contracts and agreements Lawyer at South Nyack, NY
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Tyson v. Town of Ramapo, 85 N.Y.S.3d 569 (2d Dept 2018)
Oct 10, 2018OUTCOME: Lower court decision affirmed in favor of Mr. Nugent’s client.
Public Employment. Terminated police officer challenged dismissal. Brian Nugent defended Town. Lower court dismissed petition and Appellate Division affirmed decision of lower court finding that emplo ... yee failed to state cause of action on allegation that town's decision to terminate employment was arbitrary and capricious.
Bruno v. Village of Tuxedo Park Planning Board, 53 N.Y.S.3d 562 (2d. Dept 2017)
Jun 10, 2017OUTCOME: Lower court decision affirmed in favor of Mr. Nugent’s client.
Brian Nugent defended Planning Board approval that was challenged by neighboring property owner. Lower court dismissed petition and Appellate Division upheld the lower court decision.
Ruiz v. County of Rockland, 138 A.D.3d 999 (2d. Dept 2016)
Apr 20, 2016OUTCOME: Appellate Division affirmed lower court decision in favor of Mr. Nugent’s client.
Dismissed county police officer commenced proceeding to compel county to arbitrate his grievance in accordance with the terms of collective bargaining agreement. The Supreme Court, Rockland County, Ber ... liner, J., granted officer's petition, and county appealed. Appellate Division rule in favor of Mr. Nugent’s client upholding lower court decision.
Maio v. Kralik, 70 A.D.3d 1 (2d. Dept 2009)
Nov 10, 2009OUTCOME: Appellate Division reversed lower court decision in favor of Mr. Nugent’s client.
Firearms owner brought § 1983 claim for due process violation against county sheriff's department, seeking to recover damages for destruction of firearms, rifles and shotguns purportedly in accordance ... with statute after owner had surrendered weapons pursuant to temporary order of protection. Lower court dismissed claims of firearm’s owner. Mr. Nugent represented firearms owner on appeal. The Appellate Division reversed the lower court decision finding that firearms owner had protectable property interest in rifles and shotguns and sheriff did not have authority to destroy those weapons under statute.