In Re Letter Rogatory for International Judicial Assistance From the National First Instance Labor Court No. 33, Bueno Aires, Argentina, In the Matter of Torre Gomez Mariano v.
| Letter Rogatory for International Judicial Assistance From the National First Instance Labor Court No. 33, Bueno Aires, Argentina, In the Matter of Torre Gomez Mariano |
| 1:2015mc00023 |
| March 20, 2015 |
| US District Court for the Western District of New York |
| Buffalo Office |
| Erie |
| Richard J. Arcara |
| Other |
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| Represented By: | Mary Pat Fleming(Designation government attorney) |
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