New York Law Journal...930 (4th Dept. 1994), which involved claims under New York's Labor Law. The plaintiff moved for summary judgment, and argued that the affidavit submitted...
...Tehrani By: Eric P. Franz, Esq., Andrew Leopoldo Mancilla, Esq., Of Counsel, Law Offices of Eric Franz PLLC, New York, NY. ...
...For appellant: Tania M. Pagan of counsel, The Pagan Law Firm, P.C., New York, N.Y. For...
A divided appellate court has revived a decade-old medical malpractice case dismissed on the day trial was to start due to the plaintiff's difficulty in scheduling an expert witness
...res; Surinder Malhotra, Etc., Third-Party def-res The Pagan Law Firm, P.C., New York, N.Y. (Tania M. Pagan of counsel...
...A-F — Plaintiff HSBC Bank USA's Memorandum of Law in Support of its Opposition to the Recommendation of Referee Deborah L...
...34;serious injury," as defined in New York's No-Fault Law. Practitioners can now expect that a greater number of meritorious "serious...
...respects credible and makes the following Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as set forth below. ...
Robert Tolchin, special counsel to The Berkman Law Office, writes that recent appellate ruling raises alarm bells that the aberrational line of cases starting with the Second Department's decision in
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