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...to Defendant's acts as President and a director of Amergence Technology, Inc. ("Amergence"). Specifically, Plaintiff alleges that in June 2010, Amergence —...
...Bond insurer MBIA Inc. has agreed to...Appeals, where the global financial giants had...New York Civil Liberties Union. ...
...MORGAN FUEL & HEATING CO., INC., ap, v. LEXINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY...Co., 64 NY2d 304, 310; Global Constr. Co., LLC v. Essex...
...1) the LAPs, (2) their counsel, the Donziger Defendants, (3) Stratus Consulting, Inc. and two of its employees, and (4) several other defendants.1...
...as: In re: Pali Holdings, Inc., 11-02912, NYLJ 1202594943942, at...a trader at Pali's Global Derivatives Desk. In...
...three airlines — Continental Airlines, Inc. ("Continental"), see id...Corporation, one of the largest global airlines based in the United...
...Univision Communications Inc., which bills itself as "the leading media company connecting Hispanic America...
...York, NY for amici curiae the New York Times Company, Advance Publications, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., the McClatchy Company, the Newspaper Association of America, and...
...Family Dollar Stores Inc., 10 Civ. 4919...34;) and Prestige Global Co., Ltd. ("...34; Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477...
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