New York Law Journal
...Rodkin, V. Ann Hailey, Paul S. Pressler, Douglas R. Conant and Sherilyn McCoy's (collectively "Defendants") motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' shareholder derivative and...
... On October 7, 2009, plaintiff Builders Bank, an Illinois banking corporation, filed this action against Newland, a limited liability company, and Movtady, a...
Jeffrey Q. Smith, a partner at Bingham McCutchen, and Brian A. Katz, an associate at the firm write that in New York, the court will generally evaluate plaintiff's claims under the statute of limitat
...between the nearby utility poles (allegedly owned by defendant Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation). The hard line was supported by a steel cable known as a...
...between the nearby utility poles (allegedly owned by defendant Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation). The hard line was supported by a steel cable known as a...
...Patrick McCormick of counsel), for appellant. LeClair Ryan, A Professional Corporation, New York, N.Y. (Ronald S. Herzog and Thomas Filardo of counsel...
...amp; Company, Inc. ("DelGreco"),2 a New York corporation that sold high-end outdoor furniture. DLA is a Maryland limited liability...
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