New York Law Journal
...Phillips Nizer as counsel in the real estate and restaurant, food service and hospitality groups. She was the general counsel, director of human...
...here to see Judicial Profile Plaintiffs were former food service employees for Alle Processing Corp. In addition to alleging nonpayment of...
...Alle is a New York corporation with its principal location, a food processing plant (the "plant"), located at 56-20 59th Street...
A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court that is often skeptical of patents yesterday embraced a key seed patent in the case of a Monsanto Co. soybean variety that was being replicated by savvy farmers
...2013, I issued an order directing the defendants — the Commissioner of Food and Drugs and the Secretary of Health and Human Services — to...
...York. On hand for the event, from left, are Rafael Toro, Goya Foods; Felix Matos Rodriguez, president, Hostos College; Bronx Surrogate Nelida Malave-Gonzalez; Elena...
...INC. Third-Party def, LIFTEX CORPORATION, Third-Party def-res — CRAVE FOODS INC., ETC., plf-res, v. RAPETTI RIGGING SERVICES, INC. def — O...
...12-cv-763, to grant a denied citizen petition, filed with the Food and Drug Administration, to make emergency contraceptives available without restriction; Korman held...
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