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Contractors sue Cappelli, claim they’re owed money

Posted by: Hannan Adely - Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 01, 2010

Nine contractors sued developer Louis Cappelli in Westchester County in 2009, claiming they had not been paid in full for work they did for his company, we reported in The Journal News yesterday and on our Web site. In case you missed it, visit this link: 9 contractors sue Cappelli, seek $773G

A Cappelli official says lawsuits are common when you’re dealing in hundreds of millions of dollars. That doesn’t make Russ Pizzuto feel any better. The kitchen designer said Cappelli owes him more than $30,000. Coupled with last year’s poor economy, Pizzuto had to take another job. What do you think about the matter?

 
 
 
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One Response to “Contractors sue Cappelli, claim they’re owed money”


  1. jojo

    Nothing new here. Any person who knows Cappelli and his history knows he has an extremely long history of beating honest people.



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