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A business owner who lost $75,000 to a crooked bookkeeper can sue the New York State Department of Labor for failing to properly screen the employee as it had promised to do under a special program, a divided Brooklyn appeals court ruled Thursday. In reversing a decision by the Court of Claims, the 2nd Department majority said the Department of Labor had failed to exercise due care.
December 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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