New York Law Journal
...one on the east end of the structure and one on the west end of the structure. Each door had a door bell, which he...
Court of Claims Judge Alan Marin ruled that both benefits statutes and precedents prevent him from accepting Robert Holdman's petition to correct what amounts to the ministerial error by state offici
...lawyer who rose from the West Side docks to the apex...profession" and a "legend in his own time"...
...north by Oceanside Avenue. Its eastern boundary is approximately 100-200 feet west of Sand Lane and roughly 50 feet east of Wentworth Avenue, a...
Montgomery L. Effinger, a partner with O'Connor McGuinness Conte Doyle Oleson Watson & Loftus, suggests caution to those who believe a check will provide a complete and lasting resolution may want to
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