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Who Got the Work: School Supply Scuffle, An Acquired Bite
Atkinson Andelson defends the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District against a class action over school supplies, and other midsize firm work.
Gazzilo v. Ply Gem Indus. Inc.
Publication Date: 2018-10-29 Practice Area: Civil Procedure |
Consumer Protection |
Contractual Disputes
Industry: Distribution and Wholesale |
Manufacturing
Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York, U.S. - NDNY Judge: District Judge Mae D'Agostino Attorneys: For plaintiff: Attorneys for Plaintiffs: Alex M. Nelson, Esq., Michael J. Lowder, Esq., of Counsel, Benson, Kerrane, Storz & Nelson, PC, Golden, Colorado For defendant: Attorneys for Plaintiffs: Donald W. Boyajian, Esq., James R. Peluso, Jr., Esq. of Counsel, Dreyer, Boyajian Law Firm, Albany, New York; Attorneys for Defendants: Cynthia E. Neidl, Esq., of Counsel, Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Albany, New York
Attorneys for Defendants: Donald R. Frederico, Esq., of Counsel, Pierce Atwood LLP, Boston, Massachusetts
Attorneys for Defendants: Katherine Swift Kayatta, Esq., of Counsel, Pierce Atwood LLP, Merrill's Wharf, Portland, Maine
Attorneys for Defendants: Cheryl Lorraine, Esq., Allen-Ricciardi, Esq., Katharine E. Kohm, Esq., of Counsel, Pierce Atwood LLP, Providence, Rhode Island Case number: 1:17-CV-1077
Personal Jurisdiction Lacking in Homeowners' Action Over Defective Vinyl Siding
Who Got the Work: Golf Ball Maker Takes on Funny Business
Midsize firms getting big-time work.
Do Too Many Clerks Spoil the Court? | Plus: Who's the Politest Justice of Them All?
Some new thinking about the number of U.S. Supreme Courts, as we expect to see this term a particularly large number. Plus: a new Supreme Court blog presents empirical research: including a new post on which justice is the most polite. Thanks for reading Supreme Court Brief.
Veteran Special Master in 'Florida v. Georgia' Water Dispute Discharged by Supreme Court
No matter what the reason for the U.S. Supreme Court's decision, it will reduce future litigation costs for both Florida and Georgia as the fact-finding continues.
Supreme Court Discharges Veteran Special Master in 'Florida v. Georgia' Water Dispute
No matter what the reason for the U.S. Supreme Court's decision, it will reduce future litigation costs for both Florida and Georgia as the fact-finding continues.
Who Got the Work: Tariffs and Opioids, Plus Other Work
Midsize firms are handling clients' biggest matters.
Daily Dicta: Down but Not Out—Three Big Cases With Big Reversals
There's a board game for little kids called “Chutes and Ladders” that often left mine in tears—one minute, you're almost at the top and about to win; the next, you've plunged to the bottom. It's a lot like litigation, as these three cases show.
Split Water Wars Ruling Ensures Decadeslong Battle Is Far From Over
The 5-4 decision appears to be a win for Florida, which claims Georgia is overusing water in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin.
Labor, Not Lobster, Legal Giant Heads to Maine
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart is betting that the state's largest city is big enough for two national labor and employment firms.TRENDING STORIES
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