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...Schiavone), were retained by the Transit Authority to build a new structural...
...PATRICIA GARCIA, APPELLANTres, v. NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY, res-ap, METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY, res, ET AL., def — Application by the...
...K. KELLY, res v. THE CITY OF NEW YORK AND THE METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY, def — Appeal from an amended judgment of the Civil Court...
...NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY, res — (INDEX...Lowhar-Lewis v. Metropolitan Transp. Auth., 97...
...Jannet Velez, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. The New York City Transit Authority, Defendant-Respondent, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, et al., Defendants.; 400280/04 ...
...years later. The officers sued Corbin, the city transit authority and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, arguing Corbin's failure to call for help...
...by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, including strengthening gun control and promoting more efficient transit to reduce carbon emissions. The city bar will be hosting...
...for a judgment declaring that the specifications of Invitation to Bid for Transit Operations and Maintenance RFB-RC-2012-02 violate General Municipal Law §...
...BIAS M-1263X. BAEZ-SHARP v. NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY - METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION Appeals withdrawn. By...
...for a judgment declaring that the specifications of Invitation to Bid for Transit Operations and Maintenance RFB-RC-2012-02 violate General Municipal Law §...
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