AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLegal Watch: A New York appeals court revived a Prospect Auto Sales and Repairs breach-of-contract suit against State Farm, saying the insurer didn’t produce the repair survey it relied on after underpaying a collision claim. Courts & Consent: Cornell’s reopened “Cornell 7” gang-rape investigation is again spotlighting New York’s voluntary intoxication and consent rules, with prosecutors citing how those laws can complicate charging decisions. State Systems: New York is rolling out a major upgrade to its unemployment insurance system starting Nov. 2, with online and phone services unavailable for about 9–12 days. Health & Benefits: The state’s $1B Medicaid modernization effort is still “kinked,” with only about a third of enrollees able to automatically renew without help. Local Transit: OurBus is expanding weekend routes for Binghamton University students with new stops across NYC and Long Island. Community & Safety: Tour de Bronx returns Oct. 4 with free family, 25-mile, and 40-mile rides ending at the New York Botanical Garden. Public Safety: A car crashed into Stewart’s Shops in Chatham, injuring two people and forcing the store to close.
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