After nine years of litigating a discrimination zoning case against a Long Island village, plaintiffs’ attorneys will have to wait for a federal appeals court to rule on the village’s actions before any decision is made on their estimated $5.6 million legal tab.
Eastern District Judge Arthur Spatt (See Profile) granted the Village of Garden City’s deferral motion in the long-running matter, noting any fee award could be mooted by a reversal on the merits by the U.S. Court of Appeals for Second Circuit.
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