New York Law Journal
...an order staying consideration of this petition until the New Jersey Superior Court issues an order on Aerco's pending motion in that court to...
...et seq.; the Cigarette Marketing Standards Act ("CMSA"), N.Y. Tax L. §483 et seq.; and the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations...
...this uncontested application requesting the court to exercise its cy pres...Co., LLP, its fee for tax and accounting services. The Attorney...
...because of an unfortunate business crisis. The case was transferred to this Court pursuant to NY Civ. Pract. Laws & Rules §325(d). A...
...Hudson, Julia Kuo, and Catherine Wharton (collectively, "plaintiffs") move this Court to review the Clerk of Court's taxation of costs and to...
...for res — Order, Supreme Court, New York County (Bernard J...predecessor's accountant and financial tax planner. Hagler formed N.E...
...M&A; partner Katharine Moir, tax; and partner Tristan Brown and associate Linda Barrett...
...landmark decisions, the Appellate Division, Third Department, has affirmed rulings by Supreme Court justices in Tompkins1 and Otsego Counties2...
...moved to dismiss pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(c). The court granted the defendants' motion in part, denied the motion in part and...
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