Matter of Schmidt

New York v. Michael R. Pardee

Land development application deemed approved where township's denial notice failed to cite specific defects in application or incorporate documents relied upon to support the denial. Order of the trial court affirmed.

In the Matter of the Claim of Janell Smith v. Commissioner of Labor

Workers' Compensation Judge had sufficient basis to deny claim petition for lead exposure where the WCJ credited employer's experts over claimant's expert to conclude claimant had failed to establish that his occupational lead exposure had reached toxic levels, caused his claimed symptoms, or that his symptoms prevented him from working. Order of the Workers' Compensation Appeal Board affirmed.

New York v. Tyrone Rodriguez

Plaintiff filed a motion for default judgment, for a permanent injunction and for attorneys' fees and costs in its Lanham Act action.

The court sustained defendant's preliminary objection to plaintiff's failure to attach sufficient account statements to its complaint but overruled defendant's objection that plaintiff did not attach a signed cardholder account agreement to its complaint.

Proposed consent decree would improperly dispose of United States' Rio Grande Compact claims without its consent

Office of Mental Health Not Found in Contempt as It Had Good Cause for Noncompliance