New York Law Journal
...Sup., QU, Decided March 14, 2013) Justice Sampson Frederick Decided: March 14, 2013 ...
...Queens Supreme Court Justice Frederick Sampson ...
...the Supreme Court, Ontario County (Frederick G. Reed, A.J.), entered...where he was framing interior walls before a proper roof or...
...Isidoro Rivera, Jose Alvarado, Juan Bustillo, Noberto Alvarez, Elsa Mejia Villalobo, Brian Fredericks, Eli Chavez, Marta Villatoro, and Ana Maria Mora Gomez (collectively, "plaintiffs...
...160; *1 Plaintiff Frederick J. Harrington Jr. ("Harrington") brings this action against defendants Atlantic...
...city, at first named Union Place."3 In 1872 Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, by then well-known as the designers...
...Cite as: Frederick J. Harrington v. Atlantic Sounding Co., Inc., 06-CV-2900, NYLJ 1202584004654...
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