Plaintiffs Awarded Fees in East Hampton Airport Case

By Timothy Bolger Posted on September 1, 2023

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A Suffolk County judge ordered that the Town of East Hampton pay attorneys fees to the plaintiffs who sued to block new East Hampton Airport rules designed to mitigate neighbors’ noise complaints.

The decision comes after Suffolk Judge Paul Baisley ruled against plaintiffs’ who urged the court to prohibit the town from using fees collected from the airport to pay legal fees in the case.

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Plaintiffs Awarded Fees in East Hampton Airport Case

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