LIRR riders waiting for a train. Photo from court document
Just as riding the Long Island Rail Road commuter train requires a ticket, bringing tort or contract claims against it typically requires a claim notice.
July 13, 2018 at 05:14 PM
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Just as riding the Long Island Rail Road commuter train requires a ticket, bringing tort or contract claims against it typically requires a claim notice.
But the plaintiffs in a proposed class action taking the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to task for bad service on the LIRR have found an alternate route—a narrow “public interest” exception to the requirement.
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