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...at New York University...School of Law...corporate affairs, said...science department. While...regulation, consumer rights...
...the constitutionality of chapter 602...parts of New York City's transportation...
...as: Greater New York Taxi Association...The State of New York...Shorr, for City appellants. Richard...
...After moving its New York office to 666...and 20th floors, of the 41-story...
...160; I assume familiarity with the underlying facts and circumstances of this case that are detailed in my memorandum of April 5, 2013...
...Check and a Certification of Non-Licensure from the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs. *2...
...2)(b) of the Administrative...of the City of New York, which purports...
...judgment motions submitted by MBIA Insurance Corporation ("MBIA") and Bank of America Corp. ("BAC"). Each motion seeks summary judgment under CPLR...
...v. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION...of Consumer Affairs, 75...
...NY. United States Trustee for Region 2 Office of the United States Trustee: Guy A. Van Baalen, Esq., Tracy Hope Davis...
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