New York Law Journal
...amp; Schuster, Inc. ("Simon & Schuster"). A bench trial has long been scheduled to begin on June 3, 2013 ("June Bench Trial...
Though the rise of "experiential learning" opportunities such as clinics, practicums and externships has continued for the past decade, the six law schools in New York that are bolstering their clini
...Assemblyman Vito Lopez of criminal liability for sexually harassing several staffers, Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan yesterday sharply criticized a secret payoff to two...
...damages. An inventor named Claudio Ballard founded DataTreasury in Long Island to exploit an image recognition and storage technology he invented. Doukas...
...subject of a putative class action without additionally being sucked into years-long, costly and draining class litigation? Can class actions be dismissed because they...
More than 200 attorneys and staff at Legal Services NYC walked off their jobs yesterday after voting overwhelmingly to reject management offers for a new contract
Warren H. Richmond III, a partner at Harris Beach, writes that the term 'performance,' like the term 'significant factor,' has been left undefined by the legislation's drafters. Was it their intent t
...LONG ISLAND PINE BARRENS SOCIETY, INC., ET AL. ap, v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK...
...RUDOLPH BUCSKO ap, v. LAWRENCE A. GORDON, ETC., def, LONG ISLAND JEWISH MEDICAL CENTER res — Application by the respondents Long Island...
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