New York Law Journal
Four years after issuing a landmark decision requiring law enforcement authorities to obtain a warrant before attaching a GPS device to a criminal suspect's car, the state Court of Appeals is poised
...Cinotti began working for OMI as an Account Executive and continued his employment until March 2010. (Compl., ¶5; Answer, ¶5.) According to OMI...
...law prohibiting employment discrimination against unemployed persons, it created the first new protected group in New York since the state Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Act...
...marriage, the time required for the non-monied spouse to acquire sufficient education or training to find appropriate employment, the age of the non-monied...
In his Antitrust column, Elai Katz, a partner of Cahill Gordon & Reindel, writes that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a district court should not have certified a class of cable subscribers asserti
...corporate, contract and labor and employment issues that are specific to...York' juvenile justice system for non-profits such as the New...
...by a preponderance of the evidence that he had experienced an adverse employment action because he was Hispanic or from the Dominican Republic; (2) While...
...of Labor Statistics (BLS), overall employment in the technology industry has...has increased significantly in traditionally non-STEM fields due to the...
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