New York Law Journal
... The Parties MBIA is a New York corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. At the time of the...
...CityTime, which SAIC developed for New York City ("the City...relating to the administration and performance of government contracts was (and...
...Strict Liability7 b. Implied and Express Warranties10 c. New Defect Claim11 V. Conclusion11 MEMORANDUM...
...is no written partnership agreement. The former AKR partners, have formed two new firms namely, Kaplan Rice LLP ("KR LLP") and Arkin Solbakken...
...breaches of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing under New York law. The plaintiff *2...
...THE CORPORATE SOURCE, INC., FOURTH...Smith LLP, New York (David...that the performance, conduct or...the heightened standard imposed by...
...from market research performance publishers like BanxCorp...Southern District of New York), to hospital...variety of informational sources and…professional...
...James R. Stovall, Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer, P.C., New York, NY; E. Scott Morvillo, Ellen M. Murphy, And Robert C. Morvillo...
...collectively, "Defendants") in New York State Supreme Court, Monroe...objectives of developing alternative energy sources and technology, and assisting companies...
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