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... as of counsel in...health law department from 2002...of the City of New...
...1 This action arises from the dissolution of Arkin Kaplan Rice LLP ("AKR"). The firm was founded in...
...Berman, executive director of the Center for...a New York City nonprofit that wrote...of policy and planning for the Unified...
... Plaintiffs1 brought suit against the defendant Bank of East Asia (USA), now known as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China...
...by respondent Board of Standards and Appeals of the City of New York...New York City Department of Buildings (DOB...
...Appellate Division, First Department, panel refused on...claimed New York City's Department of Buildings should not...
...Bronx Unite! v. New York City Industrial Develop. Agency, 260462/2012...the Part IA15 Motion calendar of March 4, 2013: ...
...City Bar Names Stimson Medal Winners...years, rising to co-head of the major crimes unit. He...
...Cite as: Matter of Hearst Corp. v. N.Y...The Hearst Corporation, New York City. for...
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