Between 2014 and 2015, defendants falsified payroll summaries to indicate that workers were being paid prevailing wages for public works projects, when in fact, workers were paid less than prevailing wages. Defendants failed to pay employees approximately $281,000 in wages. Defendant Vickram Mangru owned and operated Vick Construction from 2012 to 2014, and when the company was disbarred by the NYC Comptroller’s Office from performing on public works projects for 5 years after failing to pay prevailing wages to workers, AVM was created by Vickram Mangru.
First | Last | Age | Title | Employer | Injury Type |
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Info unavailable | Info unavailable | Info unavailable | Info unavailable | AVM Construction Corp. | Wage Theft |
Name | Type | Title | Plea Info. | Conviction Sentence |
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AVM Construction Corp. | Entity | Entity | Info unavailable | Info unavailable |
Crimes Charged: |
Penal Crimes: None |
Other Crimes: Failure to Pay Prevailing Wages and Benefits (1 count) | ||
Vickram Mangru | Individual | Owner | Info unavailable | Info unavailable |
Crimes Charged: |
Penal Crimes: Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree (3 counts) |
Other Crimes: Failure to Pay Prevailing Wages and Benefits (1 count) | ||
Gayatri Mangru | Individual | Owner | Info unavailable | Info unavailable |
Crimes Charged: |
Penal Crimes: None |
Other Crimes: Failure to Pay Prevailing Wages and Benefits (1 count) | ||
Ravi Mangru | Individual | Owner | Info unavailable | Info unavailable |
Crimes Charged: |
Penal Crimes: None |
Other Crimes: Failure to Pay Prevailing Wages and Benefits (1 count) |