New York Law Journal
...cases in recent New York City history says her 20 years...conflicts of interest at investment banks in initial public offerings, and...
...when giving opinion testimony with respect to a debtor's enterprise value. First, the expert must demonstrate that his opinion testimony is admissible as evidence...
...v. DEUTSCHE BANK GROUP def...State and City Human Rights...race and national origin. Plaintiffs...Appellate Division, First Department....
...as: Snyder v. Wells Fargo Bank, 11 Civ. 4496, NYLJ 1202600028318...On June 24, 2008, Snyder first met with Wachovia representatives, including...
...as: US Bank National Associ. v...New York City Environmental Control...to the first mortgage. (Id...
...Cite as: Value Manufactured Homes, LLC v. Key Bank, N.A., 12-CV-6392L, NYLJ 1202600230445, at *1 (WDNY, Decided January...
...Cite as: City of Westland Police and Fire Retirement System v. Metlife, Inc., 12 Civ...
...ADDITIONAL DEFENDANTS National Star Funding, LLC, Rochelle Evans, New York City Parking Violations Bureau, New York...
...Cite as: Valley National Bank v. 58 Vlimp...successors. The defendants first defaulted in their...
...42 U.S.C. §1983 ("Section 1983") against the City of New York (the "City") and Commissioner Raymond Kelly of...
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