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...LAW Suppression " Warrantless Search " Plain View " Probable Cause " Incriminating Observations...of heroin taped together in white magazine paper, although the package...
...40 — coordinated before U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel in White Plains, N.Y. Seibel has scheduled the first status conference for May...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...and Peter St. Phillip of Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart in White Plains, N.Y., said that there was no circuit split at all...
...St. Phillip, a partner at Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart in White Plains, N.Y., similarly was "gratified that the court applied common...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...St. Phillip, a partner at Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart in White Plains, N.Y., similarly was "gratified that the court applied common...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Pittsburgh-based Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott has announced that it has acquired Trenton, N.J.-based Sterns & Weinroth
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that retailers that record consumers' zip codes when they make credit card transactions can be sued under Massachusetts consumer privacy law because
Originally Published: National Law Journal
In the age of CSI, many civil litigators are aware that the secrets to unlocking a case may be buried deep within a party's computer, in the form of a deleted file, an incriminating Google search, or
...The expansion not only adds attorneys across Eckert Seamans' Boston and White Plains, N.Y., locations, but it also gives the firm a new...
...The expansion not only adds attorneys across Eckert Seamans' Boston and White Plains, N.Y., locations, but it also gives the firm a new...
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