Court of Appeals of New York - April 2003 Opinion Summaries
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DESIDERIO v. OCHSCourt of Appeals of New York
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Injury & Tort Law, Professional Malpractice, RemediesThe legislative intent that prompted enactment of CPLR articles 50-A, pertaining to structured future damages judgments, does not prohibit literal... |
04/08/2003 | 1 No. 29 |
PEOPLE v. KEIZERCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, EvidenceThe Criminal Court's jurisdiction was not abrogated by acceptance of a guilty plea to a lesser offense not charged in the complaint. A purported... |
04/08/2003 | No. 38/39 |
SPRUNG v. MTR RAVENSBURG, INC.Court of Appeals of New York
Commercial Law, Injury & Tort Law, Product LiabilityA custom fabricator was not a "casual manufacturer" of a defective retractable floor, and so is not entitled to insulation from strict products... |
04/03/2003 | 3 No. 18 |
PANEK v. COUNTY OF ALBANYCourt of Appeals of New York
Construction, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law, Property Law & Real EstatePlaintiff was engaged in work activities that constituted an alteration of a building under Labor Law section 240(1), which protects workers from... |
04/01/2003 | 3 No. 25 |
PEOPLE v. BROWNCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & ProcedureDefendant failed to preserve his claim that a "missing witness" charge was error where an argument was not raised in trial court. Insufficient... |
04/01/2003 | 1 No. 27 |
TRI-STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVS., INC. v. MOUNTBATTEN SURETY CO.Court of Appeals of New York
Banking Law, Construction, Contracts, Labor & Employment LawA professional employer organization was not a proper claimant under a labor and materials surety bond, under the circumstances. |
04/01/2003 | 2 No. 41 |
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