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Avoiding Arbitrary & Capricious Decisions

by Eric Zaidins | Sep 13, 2021 | Administrative Law Decisions, News

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A thorough discussion of the standard of review for arbitrary and capricious decision making in adminsitrative hearings can be found in a recently handed down decision of the Kings County Supreme In The Matter of Gonzalez v. NYC Employees’ Ret. Sys.  Justice Mark I Partnow’s decision may be read in its entirety, here.

 
 
 

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