Richard officials did not respond to requests for comment. William S.
Richard & Son knowingly, willingly and repeatedly deceived its customers by utilizing and employing installers who had not procured the necessary certifications, registrations and licenses," the suit said, alleging that the firm did not use licensed plumbers, “endangering the lives of their customers.” The lawsuit requests at least $10 million to compensate customers. The suit filed last week includes three plaintiffs, but seeks to become a class action covering "several thousand" consumers who were allegedly misled about licensed professionals fulfilling installation agreements since July 2014, according to court papers filed in the U.S. District Court in Central Islip. The cost of installation started at $200, the lawsuit said. Richard & Son sent unlicensed workers to install gas appliances and endangered Long Island consumers paying to get machines hooked up, a new lawsuit alleges.
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