New York Law Journal
... In this shareholder derivative suit, Plaintiffs allege that a majority of the Board of Directors of SAIC, Inc. was on actual or constructive...
...action asserting claims for breach of contract and misappropriation of trade...counterfeiting, authentication and mass-serialization technologies" to other businesses. Amended...
...Cid v. ASA Institute, 12-CV-2947...against ASA Institute of Business & Computer Technology, Inc. ("ASA...
...North Hempstead for the cost of educating its residents at Fashion Institute of Technology, the Town of North Hempstead appeals, as limited by its...
...III, director of Harvard University...software; comedy; fashion and architecture...the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It has...
...Defendant in a state action against his former employer, the Fashion Institute of Technology ("FIT"), and FIT's President, Joyce Brown ("...
...ez in his state court retaliation suit against former employer Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). In addition to drafting and filing the complaint, Bonnaig...
...former employer, alleging gender discrimination in the workplace pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ("Title VII") as amended...
...Cite as: Estate of Magda Cordell McHale, 2008-1015/G, NYLJ 1202573873360, at *1 (Surr., Erie...
...For the government By: Marisa M. Seifan, Nathan Daniel Reilly, Office of the United States Attorney, Brooklyn, NY. For the...
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