New York Law Journal
...fracking. There is another side of the natural gas discussion, however...According to the U.S. Department of Energy, using natural gas...
...pursuant to §5K3.1 of the United States Sentencing Guidelines...knowingly aiding and abetting the transportation of an individual in interstate...
...167;§1701 et seq. The Tenczas seek to revoke their purchase of a condominium unit pursuant to ILSA, because, they allege, TAG failed to...
...Amsterdam to Detroit. Abdulmutallab has since been convicted for the attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction and the attempted murder of 289 people...
...Cite as: Matter of Brooklyn Union Gas v. NYS Tax Appeals, 514825, NYLJ 1202603559814, at *1...
...Appellate_Division,_Third_Department/John_Lahtinen/John...in the production of goods by manufacturing...the storage and transportation of the gas...
...Patrick F. Lennon of counsel), for ap...of loss during transportation, that would not...Appellate Division, First Department....
...Taxi Association v. The State of New York, et al., No...of New York City's transportation system. The Act's stated...
...ALBANY - The Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld the...residing within the City. Efficient transportation services in the State's...
...ROMAN-CABRERA, res, v. THJ TRANSPORTATION CORP. ap — (INDEX NO...defendants appeal from an order of the Supreme Court, Kings County...
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