New York Law Journal...34;), Mark Harrington ("Harrington") (collectively, the "Newsday defendants"), Consumers Warehouse Center, Inc. ("Consumers Warehouse"), James S. Baloga, Sr. ("...
...as: Carson Optical v. Prym Consumer USA, CV 11-3677, NYLJ...that markets and sells optical products, and plaintiff Leading Extreme Optimist...
...s exposure to asbestos-containing products. Mr. Macek died on July...the 1970s, he worked with Georgia Pacific ("GP") Ready...
...to asbestos-containing products in the course...compound, primarily from Georgia Pacific (GP) ready...to the end consumer, it obligated them...
...the appropriate type of IP protection for the various aspects of their products that are capable of being protected. An important part of doing that...
...infra p. 3. In 2006 or 2007, Lopez expanded his product line to include various other products, including sweatshirts, vests, and caps. Defs...
...the use of its PROFINE 75 mark on its halosulfuron-based herbicide product does not infringe the rights that defendants Bayer Aktiengesellschaft and Bayer Cropscience...
...personal injuries allegedly caused by Mr. Sawyer's exposure to asbestos-containing products while working as a plumber at the State University of New York...
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