New York Law Journal
...Walling v. Portland Terminal Co. and the six factors in Department of Labor (DOL) Fact Sheet #71, the court denied them judgment on "...
...in the Fair Labor Standards Act ("...seek the certification of the following class...and several corporate departments. Pls.' 56.1...
...LLP, MELVILLE (James V. Derenze of counsel), for appellant-res —...judgment as to liability under Labor Law §240(1), denied...
...in order to get rid of unwanted teachers, a unanimous state...funding from the state Education Department for its school closing and...
...Associates, PLLC, Bronx (Rhonda Katz of counsel), for res — Order...as to liability on his Labor Law §240(1) claim...
...New York (Gail S. Kelner of counsel), for ap — Greenblatt...of liability as to the Labor Law §240(1) cause...
...White Plains (David C. Zegarelli of counsel), for ap — Pollack...for summary judgment dismissing the Labor Law §§240(1...
...appellants-Respondents: Paul T. Rephen of counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, Corporation...the New York City Fire Department Pension Fund who are in...
...against the New York State Department of Health, Richard F. Daines, M...
...contributions to the retirement plans of police officers and firefighters hired...3-1 Appellate Division, First Department, panel ruled yesterday in ...
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