Altman v. The State of New York

Altman v. The State of New York is a legal case where the plaintiff, Altman, sued the state over issues related to property, damages, or liability. The case centered on the question of whether the state could be held responsible for certain actions or failures that led to Altman's claims. Courts typically adjudicate such cases based on principles of negligence and sovereign immunity, which can limit the reasons a government can be sued. The outcome provides insights into how the legal system balances individual rights against state responsibilities.