Court reverses default judgment against defendant due to plaintiff's late filing of service proof, which delay extended defendant's response time

Plaintiffs Joseph and Renah Lazarus sought foreclosure of a mortgage against defendants Habib and Lilly Tawil, among others.

'Expert Affidavits' from Physicians Not Licensed in NY Fail to Comply with CPLR §2106

Appellant challenged township's decision granting a conditional use in favor of a real property developer. The court held in pertinent part that township board did not err in granting the conditional use approval where it concluded the developer's proposed resort and shopping center, although physically separated, were sufficiently integrated with the use and character of township's overall resort overlay district development area.

In the Matter of the Claim of Judith Patterson-Djalo v. Cold Spring Acquisition LLC

Plaintiffs appealed from an order granting summary judgment and dismissing their complaint seeking to vacate a mortgage.

Fee review applications were properly denied as prescriptions issued by physicians and filled by a pharmacy that the physicians held an interest in constituted an improper self-referral. Order of the Bureau of Workers' Compensation affirmed.

In the Matter of Paul Saul Haar, a Suspended Attorney.

All parties sought full or partial summary judgment in plaintiff teachers' consolidated actions alleging Equal Pay Act violations and related claims. Defendant school district also sought decertification of one plaintiff's collective action. The court denied all relief based upon the existence of genuine issues of material fact and the continued propriety of the collective action litigation.

Immunity, 'Rooker-Feldman', Lack of Misconduct Noted in Dismissal of Claims Against Judge