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Chauffeur Sues NYTLC For Deceptive Undercover Sting
Posted on January 6, 2015
NEW YORK -- A man who claims the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission ruined his life has filed a $1 million suit against the agency and two of its officers.
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sharon williams
| about 5 years agoJohn Quinn I notice that you admit that Mr. Davis get caught on the scene but what you didn't admit is that your company Admao Limousine sued Mr Davis for $5000 which I know for a fact! plus your company owe Mr Davis back money for paying under wages and overtime. so I would not believe anything that you or Adamo Limousine produce so in a sense you are the loser and the liar, cheater