W.D. New York· 2/24/2000
Sauer v. Xerox Corp.
Citations
- 85 F. Supp. 2d 198
- 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2476
- 2000 WL 249184
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- motion to disqualify denied where litigation was already in advanced stages and disqualification would cause significant hardship
- motion to disqualify denied where litigation was already in advanced stages and disqualification would cause significant hardship
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- The Government of India and the Food Corporation of India v. Cook Industries, Inc. And Cook and CompanySecond Circuit· 1978-01-13· cited 280×
- Hull v. Celanese Corp.Second Circuit· 1975-03-26· cited 238×
- In re KellyNew York Court of Appeals· 1968-12-12· cited 109×
- Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 95,328 J. P. Foley & Co., Inc. v. Oliver D. Vanderbilt, Arthur Young & CompanySecond Circuit· 1975-10-09· cited 104×
- James K. J. CHENG, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GAF CORPORATION, Defendant-AppelleeSecond Circuit· 1980-08-26· cited 100×
- Allegaert v. PerotSecond Circuit· 1977-11-07· cited 36×
- Schmidt v. Magnetic Head Corp.Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1984-04-30· cited 36×
- GAF Corp. v. ChengSupreme Court· 1981-02-23· cited 36×
- Marshall v. State of New York Div. of State PoliceN.D. New York· 1997-01-15· cited 21×
- Felix v. BalkinS.D. New York· 1999-05-07· cited 20×
- Ives v. Guilford Mills, Inc.N.D. New York· 1998-03-26· cited 20×
- Sauer v. Xerox Corp.W.D. New York· 1998-08-18· cited 8×
- Blanche v. MilleAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1999-11-22· cited 4×
- Landsman v. MossAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1992-02-18· cited 3×
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