New York Law Journal
...Barbara Hoey has rejoined Kelley Drye & Warren as a partner and chair of the labor and employment practice...
Warren H. Richmond III, a partner at Harris Beach, writes that the term 'performance,' like the term 'significant factor,' has been left undefined by the legislation's drafters. Was it their intent t
In their Technology Law Column, Richard Raysman, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Peter Brown, the principal at Peter Brown & Associates, discuss some recent decisions interpreting work for hire pr
...May 3, 2013 Additional Defendants Warren Holmes, Individually And In His Capacity as President of North Bailey Volunteer...
...faith. "Basically, those are very tough suits," said Warren Estis of Rosenberg & Estis. "You have the business judgment rule...
...149; CLE: Investing in India, 8-10 a.m., Kelley Drye & Warren, 101 Park Ave. • CLE: Behind the Curtain: Strategies Employed by...
...132 E. 112TH STREET LLC v. JAMES, WARREN — It is Ordered that the motion is denied....
In a speech given after receiving the Federal Bar Council's Learned Hand Award on Law Day, Second Circuit Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. said: In thinking about cases such as 'Loving v. Virginia' and
...132 E. 112TH STREET LLC v. JAMES, WARREN — It is Ordered that the motion is denied....
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