New York Law Journal
...in Hawaii to publish and distribute the Nikkan San or Japanese Daily Sun in Hawaii. In 2007, defendant's president Kobayashi and Makino, plaintiff...
...of origin and dilution of the trademark(s) "Nikkan Sun" and "Daily Japanese Sun." Defendant now moves pursuant to Rules 12...
...negative test results for alcohol, marijuana, and controlled substances, adherence to a daily curfew, and no further arrests for criminal or delinquent behavior (Fam. Ct...
...bed with no mattress. "He would exercise in the open air daily for an hour, walking with the rest of his ward in Indian...
...parent company of numerous newspapers including the Chicago Sun-Times, The Daily Telegraph and Jerusalem Post. ...
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