PITTSBURGH – A federal judge has granted a final opportunity to amend a class action complaint, for plaintiffs who claimed significant harm was sustained on behalf of themselves and/or their loved ones, based on a shortage of a pharmaceutical drug named Fabrazyme that began in 2009 and lasted until 2012.
Law firm of Kane Kessler has leased 26,258 s/f of office space across two floors at 600 Third Avenue (pictured top).
“We consider the signing of this new office lease as a
way of demonstrating our long-term commitment to NYC and our confidence in our
clients’ continued reliance on our firm for their most important transformative
matters,” said Rob Lawrence, Managing Partner of Kane Kessler. “
The firm is relocating from nearby 666 Third to the 575,000
s/f tower owned by a joint venture of L&L Holdings and BlackRock.
Lobby and building system renovations have been carried out
at the 42-story tower where tenants include business management consultant
‘The Bachelorette’ recap: Did Syracuse alum make Tayshia’s final four?
Updated Dec 15, 2020;
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Sorry, Orange fans: Syracuse University did not make the final four this year on “The Bachelorette,” that is.
Tayshia Adams whittled the dating show down to four suitors on Monday, eliminating SU College of Law alumnus Riley Christian. The move was especially heartbreaking after Riley opened up last week, revealing family drama led him to change his legal name from Dwayne Henderson Jr.
“Hometowns are next week, and I know how much family means to you,” she told Riley. “And I don’t want to put you in that position if my heart isn’t one hundred percent matching yours… I don’t want to lead you on.”