New York Law Journal...former state Supreme Court justice in Orange County and administrative judge...Axelrod, Ingrassia & Tetenbaum in Newburgh and Middletown, providing advice and...
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...York, New York. ADDISSIONAL CASES In the Matter of the Application of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, relative to...
...St. Patrick's Church; Newburgh, 2439/2011, NYLJ...listing or leaning in any way that...
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...Eyad Ismoil, and Abdul Hakim Murad appeal from judgments of conviction entered in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York...
...first cause of action and a declaration of their rights and interest in a cross-easement over a common driveway is denied; and it is...
...V. Cardona, the presiding justice in the Albany-based Third Department...at diners in Kingston or Newburgh, to discuss court policies and...
...*1APPEAL by the plaintiff, in an action to recover damages for negligence, as limited by his brief...
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