New York Law Journal
...is returning to the practice of law, but this time the former plaintiffs lawyer will be on the defense side. On May 13 he filed...
The goals and bios for the new leaders of the Nassau, Suffolk, Dutchess, Orange, Westchester and Rockland County Bar Associations
... ATTORNEYS Attorneys for Plaintiff by: John A. Testa, Esq., Mizzone Law Firm, P.A., Yonkers, NY...
...era where defendants are able to communicate without revealing their physical location, plaintiffs can be left guessing when trying to effect traditional service of process...
... *1 Plaintiffs Jennifer Vuona, Sara Hunter Hudson, Julia Kuo, and Catherine Wharton (collectively, "...
...2013 ATTORNEYS For Plaintiff: Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP. For Defendant...
...New York, N.Y. For defendant third-party plaintiff-respondent: Vanessa M. Corchia and Jerry Granata of counsel, Armienti, DeBellis, Guglielmo...
... ATTORNEYS Attorney for Plaintiff: Joseph R. Harbeson, Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, P.C. ...
... *1 Plaintiff commenced this action in September 2010 seeking damages and injunctive relief for...
...34;Making matters worse, the only explanation any of the defendants provided plaintiff for suing the wrong defendant was a false one." ...
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