This study gives the reader an accurate representation of Judge Smith’s philosophy—through his dissenting opinions of course—on each area of law treated.
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This article offers the reader insight to Court of Appeals of New York Associate Judge Eugene F. Pigott—not only as a judge, but also as a lawyer and person.
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Dedication to Judge Anthony V. Cardona
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- New York AppealsThis article reviews the default judgment statute and surveys the case law regarding the consequences of a plaintiff’s failure to submit sufficient proof of its claim.
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