One complaint was made by Stefon Luckey, who has a $5 million suit against Frascatore and several other cops, claiming he was beaten and pepper-sprayed after getting racially profiled outside a Queens deli in May 2013.
The CCRB dismissed Luckey’s complaint, but Luckey, who is black, maintains Frascatore punched him twice in the stomach and called him a “f-?-king n-?-?-?-r,” said his lawyer, Philip Hines.
NY Post: Phil Hines, Partner at Held & Hines, LLP is quoted in media Re: Transgender Assaulted by Correction Officer in Jail https://nypost.com/2015/08/27/rikers-island-guard-accused-of-raping-transgender-inmate/
NY Daily News: Phil Hines, Partner at Held & Hines, LLP is quoted Re: lawsuit protecting transgender rights in jail Click on the article to read more.
The Real Deal: Held & Hines Defeats former CEO to Property Shark in Trademark Dispute Case Former PropertyShark CEO barred from using ex’s trademark Ryan Slack was accused of stealing the idea for a fashion conference company June 30, 2015 05:17PM By Tess Hofmann « PREVIOUS NEXT »Ryan Slack and Sandy Hussain Ryan Slack, co-founder of PropertyShark and current CEO of real estate conference company GreenPearl, was ordered by a judge Monday to stop using a trademark invented by his ex-girlfriend to […]
NY Post: Phil Hines, Partner at Held & Hines, LLP is mentioned in the settlement of a discrimination suit Click on the article to read more!
“The Police Department has not been able to identify conclusively who took my client’s property, and this certainly raises questions about a possible person who may have absconded with my client’s money,” said the attorney, Philip Hines.
Luckey’s lawyer, Philip Hines, said he was told Pierre was involved in the arrest, but was unsure if she was involved in the wallet incident. He said her arrest this week for credit card and identity theft “raises questions.”
“Well, my client is obviously ecstatic that the court found in his favor and believes that Mr. Malone has done some very bad things and needs to be held accountable,” Marc Held of the Held and Hines law firm of Brooklyn and New York City which represented Prosano told 27east. “Mr. Prosano is a young man with few financial resources, so he did the only thing he could—go to court to seek justice and hope that it would be served.”
27East: Marc Held, Partner at Held & Hines, LLP quoted in Court Victory By Erin McKinley A State Supreme Court Judge earlier this month ruled against former Southampton Town Councilman James Malone in a 2012 lawsuit claiming that he assaulted and imprisoned a local contractor. According to the suit, filed by Anthony Prosano, who was living in Hampton Bays at the time, Mr. Malone failed to pay him for thousands of dollars worth of work he had been contracted to […]
Newsday: Held & Hines’ Court Victory Over Southampton Politician Reported in the Media Click on the article to learn more!
