New York Law Journal
...free displays for accessing data and video. Those displays have military, commercial, industrial, and consumer applications. As part of the purchase, Vuzix agreed not to...
...in the cleanup phase of the same contamination case, the Environmental Protection Agency endorsed a plan for Alcoa to pay about $243 million to remedy...
...used in various industrial applications from 1929...the Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA"...to causing cognitive development issues and cancer...
...several city, state and federal agencies developed a forward action plan...Department of Housing Preservation and Development, the and New York State...
...sold its remaining property in 2010 to the County of Sullivan Industrial Development Agency, which allegedly was a "nominal" purchaser that leased the...
...MENDIETA, plf-res, v. CITY OF NEW YORK ap, NEW YORK INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, def-res — Application by the appellants pursuant to 22 NYCRR...
Scott E. Mollen, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein and an adjunct professor at St. John's University School of Law, discusses recent cases involving notice to a foreign owner of land subject to a forec
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