New York Law Journal
...proceeding petitioners seek a declaration that respondents have exceeded their powers, violated law, and acted arbitrarily and capriciously by adopting rules establishing the Nissan NV200...
...10105. IN RE MODIANO REALTY INC., pet, v. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, res — David Jadidian...
...Mary Voce, environmental partner Steven...
...commencing in 1989 including an environmental legal dispute involving a gas...affirmation, while admitting that his law firm represented Defendant in the...
...Perrella represented him on an environmental legal dispute, and in landlord...as friends. Perrella admitted his law firm represented Creighton in an...
...Street Mortgage Bankers, Ltd. d/b/a Power Express, New York City Environmental Control Board, New York City Transit Adjudication Bureau, North Fork Bank...
...denied. R. 40-45. Cruz timely requested a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ"). R. 46-47. On November 7, 2007, Cruz...
...dated May 11th, 2010, and all exhibits annexed thereto; the Memorandum of Law by V.S. Vilkhu, Esq., undated; the Affirmation in ...
...78 of the Civil Practice Law and Rules ...New York City Department of Environmental Protection ("DEP") from...
...against Patton Boggs, the largest law firm to represent the plaintiffs...who won a $19 billion environmental pollution judgment against the oil...
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