New York Law Journal
...significant attention as an alternative fuel. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, using natural gas as vehicle fuel has advantages over diesel and...
...The size of the state's largest law firms has remained steady over the last...
...167;§1701 et seq. The Tenczas seek to revoke their purchase of a condominium unit pursuant to ILSA, because, they allege, TAG failed to...
...Plaintiffs allege that a majority of the Board of Directors of...defense, intelligence, homeland security, logistics, energy, environment, and health solutions and...
...com/profile/Appellate_Division,_Third_Department/John_Lahtinen/John_Lahtinen-100089...used…in the production of goods by manufacturing [or] processing...
...York (William R. Bennett, III of counsel), for ap — Mahoney...Worldlink Tanker Ltd. (Tanker), Worldlink Energy Ltd. (Energy), Worldlink (HK) Resources...
...Roy J. Karlin of counsel), for ap...Holdings Ltd. v. Energy Infrastructure Acquisition Corp...Appellate Division, First Department....
...February 14, 2013 and duly submitted on the Part IA15 Motion calendar of March 4, 2013: Papers SubmittedNumbered Verified Amended Petition...
...Background Facts LLG is a wholesaler of battery-operated LED lights located in New York, New York. Plaintiff was...
...Cite as: Matter of Emili A., [Index number redacted by Court] NYLJ 1202601377977, at *1 (Fam...
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