New York Law Journal
...*1 Defendants American Premier Underwriters, Inc. and American Financial Group, Inc. move pursuant to CPLR 3212 for summary...
...et seq.), against his employer CSX Transportation, Inc. and his former employer Consolidated Rail Corporation, ("Conrail")(collectively,("Defendants")) claiming that...
...34;MTA") (Seq. 001), Consolidated Rail Corporation ("Conrail"), and American Premier Underwriters, Inc. ("APU") (Seq. 002) (collectively, the "Defendants...
...21.) In 2004, the Church's environmental consultant, Anson Environmental, Inc. ("Anson"), undertook an excavation of the contaminated soil and removed...
... THE ETERNAL SACRED ORDER OF CHERUBIM AND SERAPHIM CHURCH OF NY, INC.3 ...
New York Law Journal
...Energy Corporation f/k/a or d/b/a Streicher Mobile Fueling, Inc., appeals from a January 12, 2011 bankruptcy court...
Vinson & Elkins' Ari M. Berman and Lyndsey R. Cholak write: Where documents are located, and whether a company has sufficient control over them such that it can be compelled to produce them in litiga
New York Law Journal
...OPINIONIn this subrogation action, Lexington Insurance Co. sued Daybreak Express, Inc. in connection with property damage that occurred during the interstate shipment of...
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