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Survey of 2022 Cases Under State Environmental Quality Review Act
The courts in New York issued 43 opinions in 2022 under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA). Of these, the largest number—27—upheld agency decisions not to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS), and eight overturned such decisions. Six cases upheld actions that had been the subject of an EIS; none overturned such actions. Two cases can't be classified in this fashion.
Job Offer Withdrawn After Candidate Tested Positive for Medical Marijuana, Suit Says
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar.
Cano Health Hires Retired Weil Gotshal Star Amid Recovery Efforts
Frederick Green had been head of the transactions practice at Weil Gotshal before retiring last year, ending his 44-year career with the firm.
In Ongoing MSG Fight, New Jersey Law Firm Accused of Collusion With New York State Agency
New court papers from MSG Entertainment alleged the New York State Liquor Authority colluded with Davis Saperstein & Salomon.
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America Invents Act (AIA) Handbook: A Guide to the Patent Law Reform of 2011, The, 2015 Edition
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Madison Square Garden Entertainment Accuses State Liquor Authority of Colluding With Attorneys
The SLA lodged administrative charges against MSGE in March, saying the company's ban on lawyers engaged in litigation against any MSGE-owned entity violated the terms of their liquor license.
Plaintiff Turns to Texas Court to Sue T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T Over Tech Patents
While Vivato is commencing litigation against the telecom companies, it is also currently in negotiations with Microsoft Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co. to resolve patent infringement lawsuits.
Litigator of the Week: A Pair of Big Wins for Motorola and Cellphone Makers in Brain Cancer Cases
Terry Dee of Winston & Strawn had a leading role for Motorola Mobility and its cellphone maker codefendants in a pair of wins last week—one in D.C. Superior Court and another in federal court in Louisiana.