New York Law Journal
...RIGHT TO SEEK A MODIFICATION OF THE CHILD SUPPORT ORDER UPON...THAT THREE YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE THE ORDER WAS ENTERED, LAST...
...as: Weisz v. Weisz, 31/2004, NYLJ 1202599597393, at *1 (Sup...Papers Numbered Notice of Motion /Order to Show Cause...
...distribution agreement with Surgicraft, Ltd. ("Surgicraft"), a U.K. manufacturer of medical devices. (Proposed Fourth Amended Complaint ("FAC") ¶¶1...
...Petroleum, Inc. ("KPI") in the United States District Court, District of New Jersey, seeking $242,121 in payment for 2,294 barrels of...
...*1 Appeal from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York...
...Cite as: USA v. Bank of NY, 11 Civ. 6969 (LAK...on similar alleged misrepresentations. This matter is before the Court on...
...not fraudulent) post-graduate employment and salary information that plaintiffs, five graduates of BLS, relied on in choosing to enroll and then remain at BLS...
...160; This case arises from scandal in the elite world of New York's fine art galleries. Plaintiff Earl Davis entrusted artworks produced...
...Plaintiff") brings this action pursuant to §§4o and 22 of the Commodity Exchange Act (the "CEA"), 7 U.S.C...
...Cite as: Soroof Trading Development, Co. v. GE Fuel...brings this action for breach of contract and misrepresentation against GE...
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