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Law firm, bank sanctioned in foreclosure case

A Kings County Supreme Court judge ordered sanctions against HSBC Bank and the Rochester-based law firm of Shapiro, DiCaro & Barak LLC for frivolous conduct in a hearing held last week in the foreclosure case of HSBC Bank v. Taher, ...

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Failing to Attend Deposition: Carlson v. Geneva City School District, et al.

U.S. District Court, WDNY Failing to Attend Deposition Sanctions Carlson v. Geneva City School District, et al. 08-cv-6202-CJS Judge Siragusa Background: The defendant objected to the imposition of sanctions for failing to appear at a deposition. The magistrate ordered that ...

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Sanctions — Frivolous Appeal: Gallop v. Cheney, et al.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Sanctions — Frivolous Appeal Common Law Conspiracy Gallop v. Cheney, et al. 10-1241-cv Judge Cabranes Background: The petitioner appealed from a judgment dismissing her complaint that asserted violations of her constitutional rights, ...

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Spoilation: Steuben Foods Inc. v. Country Gourmet Foods LLC et al.

U.S. District Court, WDNY Spoilation ESI — Sanctions Steuben Foods Inc. v. Country Gourmet Foods LLC et al. 08-CV-561S(F) Magistrate Judge Foschio Background: The plaintiff has alleged that the defendant Country Gourmet Foods breached an exclusive supply contract with the ...

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Notice of Appeal: Johnson, et al. v. Univ. of Rochester Med. Ctr. et al.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Notice of Appeal Tolling — Sanctions Johnson, et al. v. Univ. of Rochester Med. Ctr. et al. 10-2258-cv(L); 10-2267-cv (con) Circuit Judges Wesley, Chin and Lohier Jr. Background: The appellant brought a ...

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Attorney in Fosamax case appeals sanction

The attorney for the plaintiff in the second trial of the ongoing Fosamax litigation has filed an appeal after the judge in the case sanctioned him for his courtroom behavior. Gary Douglas, attorney for the plaintiff ...

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