East Hampton Fishermen's Attorney Sues Former Judge for $25 Million Over Censure Recommendation That He Says Was Libel - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / News / Government / 2216087

East Hampton Fishermen’s Attorney Sues Former Judge for $25 Million Over Censure Recommendation That He Says Was Libel

icon 1 Photo
Dan Rodgers, speaking to the defendants in the Truck Beach trespassing case where his incendiary statements led to a censure recommendation from the judge in the case, Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Paul Baisley. Rodgers is now suing Baisley, who retired shortly afterward, for defamation. DANA SHAW

Dan Rodgers, speaking to the defendants in the Truck Beach trespassing case where his incendiary statements led to a censure recommendation from the judge in the case, Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Paul Baisley. Rodgers is now suing Baisley, who retired shortly afterward, for defamation. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Nov 15, 2023
A Southampton attorney who was recommended for discipline by a Suffolk County Supreme Court justice over comments about the rights of East Hampton Town residents to access a privately owned... more

You May Also Like:

Editors’ Choice: Local Headlines and Freedom of Information Matters

The editors discuss how the Southampton Fire Department made birthday wishes come true for an ... 30 Nov 2023 by 27Speaks

East Hampton Adopts 2024 Budget With Only Slight Tweaks

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a $95.46 million 2024 operating budget on November ... 29 Nov 2023 by Michael Wright

Rowdy Hall Owners Sue East Hampton ARB, Want Rejection of Black Paint Scheme Scrubbed

The owners of Rowdy Hall have filed a lawsuit challenging the East Hampton Town Architectural ... by Michael Wright

New Senior Center Could Cost East Hampton $31 Million

Constructing the new East Hampton Town Senior Center, as currently designed, would cost more than ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Could See Total Ban on Dock Building With Planned Update

Members of the East Hampton Town Trustees this week leaned toward expanding the board’s prohibition ... by Michael Wright

Regents Exams May No Longer Be a High School Diploma Requirement: Panel Suggests Alternatives

New York State may soon eliminate a requirement that high school students take Regents exams ... 28 Nov 2023 by Desirée Keegan

State Commission Recommends That LIPA Be Transformed Into a Public Power Utility

The New York State legislative commission charged with studying whether the Long Island Power Authority ... by Stephen J. Kotz

East Hampton Ambulance Volunteers Ask Court To Let Them Sue Village Over Seizure of Funding

Members of the East Hampton Village Ambulance Association have asked the Suffolk County Supreme Court ... 21 Nov 2023 by Michael Wright

Montaukers Spar Over Plan To Remove Thicket From Benson Reserve

Montauk residents are divided over plans to remove invasive plants from the swath of town-owned ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Village Gives Priority to Local Residents for Civil Service Jobs

East Hampton Village will be able to mine Civil Service lists for local residents and ... by Michael Wright