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"New York City’s affordability problem has escalated from a challenge into a crisis," Blake Hunter Yagman, the New York-based lawyer representing Lieberman, tells Realtor.com. "The biggest financial burden for most New Yorkers is the ability to pay rent each month; and our lawsuit aims to restore competition so that renters have full access to the supply of available apartments across the city."
“When American families and their children visit a theme park, let alone a brand that’s as ubiquitous as Disney, they shouldn’t sacrifice their privacy rights when they enter,” Blake Hunter Yagman said in a statement. “And as facial recognition becomes more common, and it proliferates in public places, especially, it’s more important than ever that we protect people’s privacy rights, because there are civil rights implications and privacy implications to collecting someone’s biometric information, especially without adequate consent, which is what we’ve alleged. So we look forward to litigating our case in court.”
“Devoted soccer fans have traveled from around the world to attend World Cup matches — and they reasonably relied on StubHub to provide the tickets they paid for as well as on StubHub’s warranty,” Blake Hunter Yagman, the attorney representing the two, said in a statement. “Instead of rewarding their business, StubHub sold them World Cup tickets that they either could not provide or on speculation, only to be stranded, in many cases, at the stadium gates without any recourse.”