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...student who, with the help of Ally Sheedy and some other...issued Identity Theft Red Flag rules which impose requirements on financial...
...May 9, 2013 Recitation, as required by CPLR 2219(a), of the papers considered in the review of this motion for: ...
...applies not only to issues of liability, but also to the...34; as required under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(b...
...as: Matter of Stern, M...pursuant to Rules of the...acts of professional misconduct and...of his conduct. ...
...During the first 40 years of the CPLR's reign, it was hard to get excited about the...
...petition to/for Article 78: PAPERS NUMBERED Notice of Motion/ Order to Show Cause-Affidavits — Exhibits1 Answering Affidavits...
...necessary witness who testimony will be prejudicial to the client (Rules of Professional Conduct 22 NYCRR 1200.00 Rule 3.7 [a]). Specifically, it...
...not have certified a class of cable subscribers asserting antitrust violations...unlawful but rather subject to rule of reason review and a...
...Cite as: Estate of Louis Neil Mariani...Millimet & Branch, Professional Association, Concord, New...sanctioned for their conduct on appeal. We...
...Time Warner Cable of New York City...R. Civ. P. Rule 50(a) motion...to TWCNYC's conduct. The jury rewarded...
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