New York Law Journal
...Opperisano, Plaintiff; Winston Cowell, Plaintiff; Roger Smith, Plaintiff; John England, Plaintiff; Calvin Ellis, Plaintiff; Darren Mack, Plaintiff; Alex Wilson, Plaintiff; Moses Suarez, Plaintiff; Onett D...
...NY. Attorneys for Respondent Ellis Hospital and Ellis Hospital Foundation, Inc.: Tabner, Ryan and Keniry, LLP, William J. Keniry, Esq., of...
...NY. Attorneys for Respondent Ellis Hospital and Ellis Hospital Foundation, Inc.: Tabner, Ryan and Keniry, LLP, William J. Keniry, Esq., of...
...Hospital Foundation in Schenectady that he should intervene under the New York Estates, Powers & Trusts Law and redirect the bequeasts to the Ellis...
...Cite as: Lugo v. New York City Health and Hospitals Corp, 37871/04, NYLJ 1202514856713, at *1 (App. Div., 2nd, Decided September...
...St. Clare's Hospital's relinquishment of...appearance filed by Ellis Hospital claiming it...v. The Knapp Foundation applied. The...
...by institutions or foundations affected by the commission's decisions. He decided that because of the way Ellis Hospital acquired the assets...
...Y. Foundation, Inc. of Counsel: Stephen H. Volkheimer, Esq., Hiscock & Barclay, LLP, Albany, NY.Attorneys for Ellis Hospital and...
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