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...the plaintiffs' attorney sent an edited video interview to Foresman's insurer, Erie Insurance, as part of a settlement demand package. In the video, Ronald...
...for Prevention of Domestic Violence. Jamie Giammaresi, director of the Erie County Crime Analysis Center, said the repository will allow police and prosecutors...
A proprietary news story seems to be at odds with our information-dense society, but the New York "hot news" tort survives, providing a separate right of action for the unauthorized commercial use of
In its push to conclude the 2011 session, the New York State Legislature has approved a court system e-filing bill that will accommodate additional courts and jurisdictions that can accept filings el
...cases in the Supreme Court in 15 counties, including two -- Broome and Erie -- in which it is allowed in all cases; in the Surrogate's...
...before the suit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Erie. "It's a weird feeling, I can't really describe it...
Foreseeing "vast" cost savings to the courts, litigants, and the bar, a New York judge said Tuesday he will seek authority to require all state courts to implement mandatory electronic filing. "In th
When two companies merged to form Novelis, a non-transferable software license granted to one company by Cincom did not extend to the merged entity under state law. Although the merger transferred th
...Erie R. Co. v. Tompkins, 304 U.S. 64, which would...
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