Designer sues over unstylish conditions
A manager for fashion house Elie Tahari is suing the firm for $2 million, because it made him work in unstylish New Jersey. Thomas Horodecki, 36, says the strain of leaving Manhattan for the traffic and strip malls of Tahari’s boutiques in Hackensack and Paramus led to a mental breakdown. “It was the smog,” says Horodecki, and “the stores are kind of cheesy for the most part.”
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