New York Law Journal
...The judge presiding over one of the most politically charged cases...the New York City Police Department's anti-crime stop, question...
...Plaintiffs1 bring this putative class action on behalf of themselves and others similarly situated (the "Class") against Barclays PLC...
...against the New York State Department of Health, Richard F. Daines, M...
...def-ap — Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, New York (Richard H. Klapper of counsel), for ap — Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman LLP, New York...
...Cite as: USA v. City of New York, 11-5113-cv...Holly A. Thomas, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C...
...ATTORNEYS For Appellant: Richard H. Klapper of Counsel, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, New York. For...
...technology industry agree that one of the nation's biggest economic challenges lies with finding highly...
...New York (Lauri F. Rasnick of counsel), for ap — Creedon...with prospective business relationships and economic advantage (sixth cause of action...
...development is comprised of two vacant lots...bring a new department store to southeast...There is enormous economic potential in the...
...loan, neither the borrower nor its sponsor are liable for the balance of the debt after the lender has exercised its remedies and recovered all...
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