A New York woman says co-op staff entered her apartment while she was out, took her dog and cat, and concealed where the dog went; three years later, an appeals court has let her trespass and distress claims proceed
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New York woman can pursue legal claims after co-op staff allegedly took her pets.
(AI image)A New York woman who accused employees of her housing cooperative of entering her apartment without permission and taking away her dog and cat has won a legal battle to continue pursuing two of her claims.
Nearly three years after the incident, a New York appeals court ruled on Wednesday, that Lisa Cinque could proceed with her claims of trespass and intentional infliction of emotional distress against Glen Oaks Village Owners, Inc, and its employees.
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New York woman can pursue legal claims after co-op staff allegedly took her pets.
(AI image)A New York woman who accused employees of her housing cooperative of entering her apartment without permission and taking away her dog and cat has won a legal battle to continue pursuing two of her claims.
Nearly three years after the incident, a New York appeals court ruled on Wednesday, that Lisa Cinque could proceed with her claims of trespass and intentional infliction of emotional distress against Glen Oaks Village Owners, Inc, and its employees.