New York Law Journal
...General") alleging mismanagement and waste of the assets belonging to the National Arts Club ("NAC" or the "Club"), defendant O...
...160; Plaintiff Hana Kurniawati, a former waitress at Defendant Totoya Restaurant, asserts claims against the restaurant and its owner, Hyun Ju Lee, to...
...Company, Advance Publications, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., the McClatchy Company, the Newspaper Association of America, and BurrellesLuce, in support of plaintiff. ...
...York Korean-American Grocers Association, Soft Drink and Brewery Workers Union, Local 812, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the National Restaurant Association, the National Association...
...its links to oversized and cheap sodas typically sold by fast-food restaurants and convenience stores is not as clear-cut as Bloomberg portrays it...
...District Attorneys Association of the State of New...intoxicated had left a particular restaurant and was driving a gray...
...call indicating that someone who was possibly intoxicated had left a particular restaurant and was driving a gray car with a sticker on its rear...
...Additional Plaintiffs Agudath Israel of America; International Bris Association; Rabbi Samuel Blum; Rabbi Aharon Leiman; and Rabbi Shloime Eichenstein ...
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