New York Law Journal
... M-1639. MATTER OF ZALTSMAN, GRIGORIY, a/k/a...S., OSCAR INNACIO - CATHOLIC GUARDIAN SOCIETY & HOME BUREAU ...
...160; This case arises from scandal in the elite world of New York's fine art galleries. Plaintiff Earl Davis entrusted artworks produced...
...commemorated the anniversary of the 1963 decision...of Eddie Joe Lloyd, a man who...the Legal Aid Society and president of...
...*1 Over 200 individuals and estates of deceased persons (collectively, "Plaintiffs"), brought this consolidated action against defendant...
...167;5303 to enforce a $25 million judgment entered in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Defendants move to dismiss the complaint pursuant to CPLR 3211(a...
...workplaces. Unlike covenants not to compete with a former employer, the purpose of an anti-raiding provision is to keep an employer's current workforce...
...judgment. The principal issues before the Court are whether MEL's prepayment of the 2006 renewal premium to its retail broker, Indebir Sahni, is in...
...Article 53 of the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR)—New York...
...that Joseph P. Carroll Limited was a buyer in the ordinary course of business and is entitled to a declaration that it has full title...
...Roger L. Zissu, Esq., Alexander Lloyd Greenberg, Esq., Fross Zelnick Lehrman...to Rule 12 (b) (6) of the Federal Rules of Civil...
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