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Marianna Wharry

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'At Most an Error of Law': Second Department Rejects Challenge to Discovery Sanction

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By Marianna Wharry
| New York Law Journal Verified
Credit: Aerial Mike/Adobe Stock A New York appellate court ruled that Westchester prosecutors cannot use the extraordinary remedy of prohibition to overturn a New Rochelle trial judge's order excluding critical evidence as a discovery sanction. On June 24, a four-judge panel for the Appellate Division, Second Department, unanimously reversed a Westchester County Supreme Court ruling.
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Patriots Player's Digital Marketing Suit Cannot Be Punted to Florida Court, Fed. Judge Rules

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By Marianna Wharry
| Law.com Verified
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman warms up before an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers, Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, in Foxborough, Mass. Photo: Charles Krupa/AP A lawsuit former New England Patriots receiver Julian Edelman filed against his previous business partner will remain in Massachusetts, a federal judge held Thursday after finding that the Bay State's ties to the dispute outweighed any potential efficiency of transferring the case to Florida.
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SDNY Judge: Brooklyn Attorney's 'Outrageously Unprofessional' Conduct Included Deposition Disruptions, AI-Hallucination Citations

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By Marianna Wharry
| New York Law Journal Verified
Credit: everything possible/Shutterstock.com A Southern District of New York magistrate judge sanctioned and referred a Brooklyn attorney to a disciplinary committee Tuesday after concluding his conduct during two depositions was "outrageously unprofessional" and interfered with the discovery process. U.S. Magistrate Judge Jennifer E.
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