New York Law Journal
...of a 1996 proposed federal rule that would have indirectly required...that the DEC may be on the verge of finalizing a...
...his constitutional rights in connection with his arrest for driving while intoxicated on February 5, 2006, and his subsequent detention in the Yates County Jail...
...The 1996 amendment to CPLR 3212(a) added an outer time limit on moving for summary judgment—a statute of limitations of sorts—...
... Petitioner Committee for Taxi Safety...
...The Committee on Judicial Ethics responds...opinions interpret the Rules Governing Judicial Conduct...
...windfall fees? Because, suggest some courts, lawyers must be incentivized to take on "small recovery" lawsuits and endure the risks of class litigation...
...This matter, which came before the Court for a bail determination on April 26, 2013, presents novel factual issues as well as the kind...
...bank had a branch in the state.2 On April 30, 2013, the CIBC decision revisited this area of...
...three competing proposals on who should have...bar before promulgating rules. It...Bar Association's Committee on Children and...
...levonorgestrel-based contraceptives from prescription to over-the-counter status has gone on for over twelve years, even though they would be among the safest...
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