New York Law Journal...The lead action for the OTC plaintiffs is Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Bank of America (11 Civ. 5450); the lead action...
...Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Citigroup, Nos. 10-0722, 10-0867, 2013...
...Cite as: Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Citigroup, Inc., 10-0722-cv (L), NYLJ 1202591281662, at...
... Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Citigroup...
...York State and Local Retirement System., For: Eric T. Schneiderman Attorney General of the State of New York, New York, NY. Barbara D. Underwood, Solicitor...
...Plaintiffs Agudath Israel of America; International Bris Association; Rabbi...Defemdants New York City Board of Health; and Dr...
...Barlow, Thomas Jefferson, Cornelius Kennedy, Judy Richards, and Henry Wagoner, on behalf of themselves and certain other Retirees of the State of New York formerly...
...Cite as: Starr International Co. v. Federal Reserve Bank of NY, 11 Civ. 8422, NYLJ 1202578950273, at *1 (SDNY, Decided November 19...
...Cite as: NYS v. US Army Corps of Engineers, 11-CV-2599, NYLJ 1202572567011, at *1 (EDNY, Decided September 24...
...ADDITIONAL CASE John Jaronczyk, as President of the Nassau County Sheriff's Correction Officers Benevolent Association, Inc., and the...
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