New York Law Journal
... (Korman, J.) indicated that it was inclined to follow the Probation Department's recommendation that the enhancement not apply: THE COURT...
...firms, government offices, corporate law departments and others "that have...lead counsel with Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund in ...
...allegations, and alleging seven affirmative defenses. Plaintiff filed a Note of...claims against [New York City Department of Education] or its'...
The size of the state's largest law firms has remained steady over the last year, while growth in several regional firms has been significant, according to an analysis of the number of attorneys in t
...never been disciplined. "We will respond to the various defense motions in the appropriate forum, which is the courtroom," Alonso said...
... Suffolk County Executive Robert Gaffney, Commissioner of the Suffolk County Department of health services Brian L. Harper, Commissioner of Suffolk County Police Department...
...properties. Defendants answered and raised the statute of limitations as an affirmative defense. Plaintiffs then moved for summary judgment and Supreme Court granted the motion...
...served with the summons and complaint. He argued he had a meritorious defense to the action in that the law school failed to timely commence...
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