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...a proclamation declaring the month of April as Autism Awareness Month...and its creation of "Health Care Exchanges" providing "...
...The People: Assistant District Attorneys Monique Ferrell and Rebecca Gingold-Office of the Kings County District Attorney. The defense: Scott...
...M. Dalton, Esq., Law Firm of John M. Dalton, Staten Island...June 1994, plaintiff was a health and physical education teacher, and...
...v. WOODCREST REHABILITATION & RESIDENTIAL HEALTH CARE CTR., LLC — Appeal from an order of the Civil Court of the...
...TOWER INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, plf...2007 Commissioner of Health Order to Abate...Appellate Division, first Department....
...NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, def-res...see Bennett v. Health Mgt. Sys., Inc...
...Cite as: Matter of Anastasio v. Kelly, 101014/11...II, New York City Police Department The following papers...
... "The conduct of the Guardian in failing to...throughout the Appellate Division, Second Department, now use calendars to supervise...
...Appellants v. New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation, Respondent., (Action...Matthew Gaier and Norman Bard of counsel, Kramer, Dillof, Livingston &...
...Appellate_Division,_Second_Department/Mark_Dillon/Mark...from the roof of a school in...New York City Health & Hospitals Corp...
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