The president of Apple Tours, Hayim Grant, denied the charges. In our last newsletter we summarized the nature and status of a number of legal proceedings and actions now underway against New York Apple Tours. To say it's a mess is an understatement. One action often depends on another. But because the Federal case was prolonged due to NYAT's bickering with the Federal EPA over what was adequate compliance with emission standards, so did the DCA case.
Government is loathe to put businesses out of business.
This is what went on with NYS Supreme Court Justice Phyllis Gangel Jacobs. Gangel Jacobs put the rights of tourists to see the city over the rights of citizens to be safe. Right now in Appellate Division, the Attorney General is arguing that the suspension must continue because of the immediate danger to the public. Lawyers will get rich, but no one else. In this case it may be the attorneys for NYAT will clean up.