52 → 19
OATH violation points
A Brooklyn restaurant entered the matter with 52 violation points at issue. After review and challenges to assessed violations, the cited case outcome was reduced to 19 points.
Brooklyn · OATH
2 days
Shutdown recovery example
In a Manhattan closure engagement, corrective action was organized immediately and the restaurant reported reopening in two business days.
Manhattan · Reopening
500+
Restaurant engagements
Grade A Rescue’s published track record reflects hundreds of restaurant engagements across New York City’s five boroughs.
NYC · Five Boroughs
These examples reflect specific client engagements and published client accounts. Outcomes vary based on inspection findings, evidence, compliance history, agency action, and the facts of each matter. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Casework standard
Every result starts with a record that can survive scrutiny.
Strong casework is not a stack of photographs dropped into a PDF. It is a timeline: what was cited, what was observed, what was corrected, what evidence exists, who performed the correction, and what the governing requirement actually says.
That discipline applies whether the matter is a mock inspection, an OATH hearing, a corrective action plan, or an emergency reopening.
Inspection record
Violation codes, temperatures, cited conditions, photographs, inspection paperwork, and operational context.
Correction record
Invoices, service reports, updated procedures, staff actions, repairs, and evidence showing what changed.
Case record
Hearing dates, submissions, affidavits, decisions, open tasks, and next actions kept organized in one workflow.