New York Law Journal
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...judiciary. In fact, New York's Advisory...on Ethics and Professional Responsibility offered a...
...Cooke started working on the New York Stock Exchange. He worked there...
...ap — LeClairRyan, P.C., New York (Barry A. Cozier of counsel...
...1 tightened the rule that a class action cannot...Comcast "breaks no new ground" on class certification...
...S._Eastern_District,_New_York/Joseph_Bianco/Joseph...complaint pursuant to Rules 12(b)(1...
...167;125.15 [1]). As part of his omnibus motion, submitted by new defense counsel, defendant sought suppression of the clothing taken from him at...
...compensate any mutual fund investors who had been harmed by Bear Stearns' conduct. The SEC order provided that, "[t]o preserve the deterrent effect...
...Court appointing a mental health professional to conduct a forensic evaluation of the...
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