New York Law Journal
...Candidates for New York City mayor fielded a rapid-fire series of questions at the New York City Bar's midtown headquarters Thursday...
...Dodgers did not "trounce" the Twins in the 1965 World Series, they prevailed four games to three, only after coming back from...
...If the copyright owner authorizes a sale (or manufacture) anywhere in the world, the first sale doctrine attaches, and the new owner is free to...
Kristen McCallion, a principal of Fish & Richardson, writes: Since the early 1990s, through a steadily growing body of case law, courts have developed an analytical framework for determining when num
...Defendants; (2) on defendant National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center Foundation's motion for an order, pursuant to CPLR 3212...
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