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...York City. Defendants, the City of New York, The New York...of Homeless Services and its Commissioner, Seth Diamond, determined that the...
...v. The City of New York, 100327...as Chairman and Commissioner of the New...e-hail" pilot program for medallion...
... Additional Respondents Ray Lahood, Secretary of Transportation; Federal Aviation Administration; and J. Randolph Babbit, Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration...
...Brian Fischer, Commissioner of New York...Supervision, New York Board of Parole, Andrea...
...It has been a year since the tragic shipwreck of the Costa Concordia. On Jan. 13, 2012 (Friday the 13th), the modern...
...Korman, and Merril S. Biscone of counsel, Rivkin Radler LLP, Uniondale...by New York State's Commissioner of Health on the ground...
...to recover damages for breach of contract, as limited by its...by New York State's Commissioner of Health on the ground...
...Plaintiffs, who represent a class of African-American and Latino teachers...1996. Plaintiffs allege that the Board of Education of the City...
...Plaintiffs, who represent a class of African-American and Latino teachers...1996. Plaintiffs allege that the Board of Education of the City...
...Seamen have traditionally been regarded as 'wards' of the admiralty court and often treated with the tenderness of a guardian...
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