City should expect pricey lawsuits after Staten Island Ferry crash, lawyers say
After spending more than $60 million on settlements related to the 2003 Staten Island Ferry disaster, the city will likely be on the hook again for pricey payouts after Saturday's crash, legal experts said.
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He's right that Gov. Paterson's budget abruptly starves the city of cash it always used to get. But some of the cuts are just part of normal hard-times budgeting - and some of them are due to his own choices.
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