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Rondiene E. Novitz and Gary E. Dvoskin obtained a defense verdict in a Civil Rights action in the Federal Court, Eastern District. Plaintiff, a 61 year old woman claimed violations of the Age Discrimination Employment Act (ADEA), Title VII gender discrimination, The Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and gender and age discrimination under New York State Law after Defendants School District and Superintendant failed to hire Plaintiff for a coaching position after a 31 year tenure at the District. Plaintiff requested back pay, liquidated damages, punitive damages, emotional distress damages and over $165,000 in legal fees. After a full two weeks of testimony, the jury deliberated for an hour and ten minutes before returning a verdict in favor of the Defendants.

At Cruser & Mitchell, LLP we combine creativity with core competency and always insist on expertise over general knowledge so that we minimize our clients' legal exposure and expenses. If you are interested in a law firm which takes an unconventional approach to legal matters and has a multi-state reach, read on to learn more about our firm or contact us.

RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Robb Cruser, Bill Mitchell, Nola Jackson, and Craig Terrett have again been selected for inclusion into Super Lawyers 2009.

Beth Gereg and Gary Dvoskin obtained Summary Judgment for a Long Island School District and its Superintendent in The Federal Court, Eastern District in a case involving allegations of discrimination based on Plaintiff’s gender, age and race in the form of disparate treatment and disparate impact, as well as retaliation pursuant to Title VII.

Rondiene E. Novitz and Gary E. Dvoskin obtained a defense verdict in a motor vehicle accident case. After two hours of deliberation, the jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant finding no negligence.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed the grant of summary judgment in favor of a Princeton Police Officer.

Cruser & Mitchell Obtained Over $30,000 in Sanctions Against Plaintiff's Attorney.

J. Robb Cruser and Craig Terrett obtained a defense verdict on a 3 year-old wrongful death pedestrian case.

Beth S. Gereg won Summary Judgment for a historic New York City Landmark Restaurant in a premises liability case pending in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County

Michael Hoffer has been named Vice-Chair of the Defense Research Institute’s Government Liability Annual Meeting Committee

Robyn Webb has been named Secretary of the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA)

Robb Cruser and Bill Mitchell were featured in the Gwinnett Magazine for their achievements as lawyers and businessmen.

Rondiene Novitz was recently published on a recent speech: Employment Manuals: An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure

Rondiene Novitz was featured in Winter 2008 Quinnipiac Law - Rondiene Novitz - She Keeps a Lid on Litigious Society

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