New York Law Journal
...and disbursements to respondents. Petitioner is employed by respondent Board of Education of the City School District of the City of New York...
...unsatisfactory rating (U-rating) and termination was arbitrary and violated respondent Board of Education's established policies. Respondents cross-moved for dismissal. Gumbs accepted...
...a nine-month journey, Beaumont and Tocqueville, who believed that the purpose of incarceration "is to reform," or rehabilitate, found that although some...
...accordance with CPLR 2219 (a) of the papers considered on Defendant...notice of claim pursuant to Education Law §3213, (2) plaintiff...
... Cite as: Matter of Shaw v. Walcott, 100393/13...The Contract for Excellence Law, Education Law §211-d, was...
...step down at the end of this month as Brooklyn Law...chairman of Brooklyn Law's board of trustees announced Thursday....
...federal and state labor laws by classifying them as unpaid interns instead of paid employees. Glatt, Footman, and Gratts move for summary judgment...
...to review a determination of respondent Commissioner of Education which sustained the decision of respondent Board of Education of Half Hollow Hills School District...
...to prosecute appeal as a poor person and related relief granted; Clerk of the Supreme Court shall expeditiously have made and filed with the criminal...
...IN RE TINA LIU, pet-ap, v. NEW YORK CITY BOARD/DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, res-res — TINA LIU, APPELLANT PRO SE. Michael A...
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