This Lawyer Has Filed 27 Lawsuits Against Food Companies Over ‘Vanilla’ Flavoring
Vanilla. To some it is the most basic flavor available, in need of spicing up with the help of chocolate, strawberry, or caramel. To others, it is perfect on its... Continue reading→
Misleading Labeling by Turkey Hill LP, Danone North America LLC and Voortman Cookies Limited.
A Long Island lawyer is waging a legal crusade against food makers that he says mislead consumers into believing their products are flavored with real vanilla. Great Neck attorney Spencer... Continue reading→
Article 78 FOIL Request – Reply Papers
After filing a petition on a Freedom of Information Law (“FOIL”) Request, the State, through one of the attorneys in the Attorney General’s office, will respond to you. Then you... Continue reading→
Fighting an H-1B Visa Application in District Court
If you’re reading this, you may have googled “H-1B visa court.” Sometimes the immigration practitioner feels he or she has had enough of the run-around from one of our nation’s immigration... Continue reading→
Article 78 to Enforce FOIL Request against Department of Environmental Conservation
When the government doesn’t respond to your Freedom of Information Law (“FOIL”) request, you may need to bring an Article 78 proceeding to compel them to do so. Continue reading→
Service of Process on U.S. Attorney General
I’m writing this post because it was something I had to dig into. In a lawsuit in a federal court, where you are suing an agency, corporation, officer or employee... Continue reading→
Packrats, Hoarding and a “Collyer Condition”
Most people know what a “Collyer’s Condition” is even if they never heard the term before. They know it as hoarding. I think most people could see a house or... Continue reading→
Revealing the people behind a limited liability company
In the last post I talked about why my subpoena to a formation agent (this is not an official term like registered agent and is a general way to refer... Continue reading→
Subpoena to uncover limited liability company
The previous post discussed the “secrecy” which a limited liability company (LLC) enjoys. I included a subpoena to a third-party company that sets up LLCs for people. That subpoena requested... Continue reading→