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Civil practice – Intervention – Settlement - Vimarsana News

Civil practice – Intervention – Settlement

Where a motion to intervene as a plaintiff has been filed, that motion should be denied as untimely because the movant waited well over a year to seek leave to intervene. “The Court will deny Leroy Walker’s motion to intervene as a plaintiff because it is untimely. … “Walker knew of this lawsuit no later

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NYC Mayor Adams urged to boost funding for struggling Right to Counsel program for tenants facing eviction - Vimarsana News

NYC Mayor Adams urged to boost funding for struggling Right to Counsel program for tenants facing eviction

Four borough president called for the city to allocate $461 million in the budget for the next fiscal year — hundreds of millions dollars more than Mayor Adams included in his executive budget.

Moving into May - April 2023: FFF Sovereign Immunity Series – Part IX | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP - Vimarsana News

Moving into May - April 2023: FFF Sovereign Immunity Series – Part IX | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Today we release the ninth installment of our Sovereign Immunity Series. In this installment we cover Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and South Carolina to give you a...

Civil practice – Seal – Deposition - Vimarsana News

Civil practice – Seal – Deposition

Where a U.S. magistrate judge ordered that the deposition testimony of a former assistant United States attorney should remain under seal, that was clearly erroneous because (1) the deposition transcript does not appear to qualify as a personnel “record” of the former AUSA within the meaning of the Privacy Act and (2) there is no

Civil practice – Fraud on the court – Discovery - Vimarsana News

Civil practice – Fraud on the court – Discovery

Where a plaintiff filed a motion to impose sanction and to enter a finding that the defendant committed fraud on the court in relation to certain falsified discovery documents, a judge’s decision to deny that motion should be affirmed because there was no error in the judge's finding that the falsified discovery did not hamper