Webster woman charged after hitting police car
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View ArticleWebster woman charged after hitting police car
Liliya Blekot, 21, of Webster, was charged Sunday night with driving while intoxicated after she struck a state police off Route 104. Trooper William Schneider, according to a release, was pulled off...
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Supreme Court Special Term Friday, March 6, 2015 HON. RICHARD A. DOLLINGER 9:30 a.m. 1—McElduff v McElduff — Barney & Affronti — Charles P Inclima. 2—Snyder v Snyder — Dentino Cammarata — Steven D...
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Supreme Court Special Term Friday, May 22, 2015 HON. RICHARD A. DOLLINGER 9:30 a.m. 1—Blokhuis v Blokhuis — Davidson Fink — Lisa A Sadinsky. 2—Palmer v Palmer — Stephen Jacobstein — Betsy L Album —...
View ArticleCivil Litigation: Asbestos litigation: Rejecting single exposure theory
A recent decision in New York County may significantly alter how asbestos cases are prosecuted and defended in New York. In a 40 page opinion in Juni v. A.O. Smith Water Products, et al. (Index No....
View ArticleFourth Department – Matter of Town of Scriba
Appellate Division, Fourth Department Arbitration Authority Specificity of Limitation Matter of Town of Scriba CA 14-01996 Appealed from Supreme Court, Oswego County Background: The...
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I am often asked to speak to lawyers about mobile and cloud computing and when I do, members of the audience tend to have lots of questions. That was certainly the case last week when I spoke to a...
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U.S. District Court, WDNY Social Security Disability Disabled – Work Capacity Perkins v. Commissioner of Social Security 14-cv-6400L Judge Larimer Background: The plaintiff sought review of the...
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We spend approximately 90 percent of our time indoors, but we don’t completely understand indoor potential hazards. It pays to pay attention to indoor air quality. According to the Bureau of Labor...
View ArticleHigh court seems split in dispute over false Internet data
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court seems split along ideological lines as it considers whether websites that collect and sell personal data can be sued for posting false information if the errors...
View ArticleCOA upholds tougher sentence
ALBANY — New York’s highest court has upheld the maximum prison sentence for a man who rejected a plea bargain of a decade on probation if he admitted raping a neighbor’s child. The Court of Appeals...
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