SCHUMER ADDRESSES ISSUES CRITICAL TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Business and nonprofit organizations in New York state stand to benefit from new federal funding directed toward climate efforts, U.S. Senate Majority Leader

Friday, Jan. 20, at a special forum convened by Nonprofit Westchester and the Westchester County Association and hosted by the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. Schumer de- tailed the clean energy incentives and tax credits available to individuals and organizations for green upgrades aimed at reducing carbon emissions 40% by 2030.

Court Cases

U.S. Bankruptcy Court

White Plains & Poughkeepsie

Local business cases, Jan. 25 - 31

Javier C. Diaz, White Plains re. Javier Diaz Cabero Animal Hospital, Elmsford, 23-22071-SHL: Chapter 7, assets $143,405, liabilities $440,242\.

Attorney: Gary R. Gjertsen.

U.S. District Court

White Plains

Local business cases, Jan. 25 - 31

Candace Krueger, Westchester vs. Cortlandt Healthcare, et al, 23-cv-621-PMH: Age discrimination.

Attorneys: Brian A. Heller, Davida S. Perry.

Lois Uliano, Pelham vs. Stannah Stairlifts Inc., Elmsford, 23-cv-703-NSR: Americans with Disabilities Act.

Attorney: Jordan A. El-Hag.

Reshma Bhoopersaud, Pine Bush, vs. Heritage Financial Credit Union, Middletown, 23-cv-729-NSR: Job discrimination.

Attorney: Jordan A. El-Hag.

Amber and Tova Zachary, Orange County vs. Instant Brands LLC, Central Valley, 23-cv-730-PMH: Failure to pay timely wages, class action.

Attorney: Brett R. Cohen.

Ramon Ramos, Bergenfield, New Jersey, vs. Lawrence Equities, Chestnut Ridge, 23-cv-746-KMK: Negligence.

Attorney: John P. Grill.