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...167;3-719(2)(b) of the Administrative Code of the...to extend the voluntary contribution limits and restrictions applicable to candidates...
...his candid assessment of the editing process...the headlines, word limits or any other...the field of Antitrust through the pages...
...Cite as: Thai Lao Lignite (Thailand) Co. v. Government of The Lao People's Democratic Republic, 10 Civ. 5256 (KMW) (DCF), NYLJ...
...Defendant Fannie Mae, the owner of the property. Plaintiff claims that...Defendants engaged in an unlawful antitrust conspiracy and that Fannie Mae...
...These cases arise out of the alleged manipulation of the...
...The end of an employment...policy can limit what employees...misappropriation, unfair competition, tortious interference...to financial institutions is a...
...Together, copyright and trademark law protect the intellectual property of a company—sometimes providing alternative means of protecting the same asset...
...The courts of New York provide an attractive forum for litigants around the world for...
...Cite as: Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Citigroup, Inc., 10-0722-cv (L), NYLJ 1202591281662, at *1...
...Defendant is a financial institution incorporated and headquartered in France...
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