New York Law Journal
...160; An Ecuadorian court in 2011 entered an $18...the "LAPs"), two of whom, the LAP Representatives, have...
... Cedar & Washington Associates, LLC, Plaintiff v. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Silverstein Properties, Inc., World Trade Center Properties...
... Assignee appeals from an order...of the Supreme Court, New York County...
...involves a dispute over lobbying work done, first by the law firm of Coudert Brothers LLP ("Coudert"), and later, after Coudert's bankruptcy...
...Inc. v. Village of South Blooming Grove...County_Surrogate%27s_Court/Robert_Onofry/Robert...time period for appeals as of right...
...160; Before this Court is the Motion for Summary Judgment of Defendant Christopher Brooks pursuant to...
...caused by Hurricane Sandy in the tri-state area is nothing short of tragic and monumental. Lives were lost, injuries were sustained, homes were flooded...
... Lead plaintiffs Danske Invest Management A/S and Pension Funds of Local No. One (collectively, "Lead Plaintiffs") bring this action on...
...Article 53 of the New York...53 action, the Court of Appeals has noted, the...
...Cite as: Spota v. County of Suffolk, 04268/2012, NYLJ 1202573007243...G. Snover, Esq., North Babylon, N.Y. ...
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