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- NEW YORK SUPREME COURT ANALYZES WHETHER AN “OWNER” CAN ALSO BE A “CONTRACTOR” FOR LIEN LAW TRUST FUND DIVERSION PURPOSES
Gilbane, who performed construction services and claimed to be owed $7,000,000.00, commenced action for
- Court Holds Text Message Inadmissible Evidence to Support Breach of Contract Claim
Consequently, he commenced the action, alleging breach of the consulting agreement. The complaint contained two causes of action against Castle LLC for breach of contract and an accounting The third cause of action sounded in fraudulent conveyance and alleged that defendants, Sato Construction Castaldi contended that he was entitled to partial summary judgment on the first cause of action for Alternatively, he sought summary judgment on the issue of liability on the first cause of action.
- Enforcement News: SEC Charges Consultant with Operating a Long-Running Ponzi-Like Scheme That Raised At Least $75 Million from Hundreds of Investors
Exchange Commission (“SEC” or “Commission”) announced ( here ) that it filed an emergency enforcement action Commenting on the SEC’s action, Antonia Chion, Associate Director in the SEC’s Division of Enforcement Todays Growth Consultant Inc., et al. , Civil Action No. 19-cv-08454 (N.D. Ill.).
- First Department Holds that Jury Waiver Provision in Contract Does Not Bar Jury Trial Demand When Agreement Alleged to Be Procured Through Fraud
properly denied Countrywide’s motion to strike Ambac’s jury demand on its fraudulent inducement cause of action Capital, Inc ., 102 A.D.3d 487 (1 st Dept 2013), which it noted was “strikingly similar to the instant action 158 A.D.3d 594, 594 (1st Dept 2018) (“a party alleging fraudulent inducement that elects to bring an action contractual jury waiver provision in that agreement inapplicable to the fraudulent inducement cause of action
- Court Holds Party Fails to Make Prima Facie Entitlement to Liquidated Damages Despite Breach of Agreement
provision if the liquidated amount is reasonably proportionate to the probable loss and the amount of actual Rubin commenced the action on April 24, 2015 (the “First Action”). In October 2015, plaintiff commenced a new action against Napoli (“Second Action”), asserting one cause of action under the NYCHRL for employment discrimination. The court denied Napoli’s motion in February 2016 and consolidated the Second Action with the First Action
- Court Denies Motion to Dismiss Defamation Claim, Explaining the Difference Between an Expression of Fact and Opinion
The question for the lawyer is whether such name calling is actionable for purposes of a defamation claim Jan. 8, 2020) ( here ), the Court held that such statements were actionable as they were capable of being “Truth is an absolute defense to an action based on defamation.” Heins v. Board of Trustees of Inc. Nissani Levy involved an action for breach of contract and fraud. The individual defendants counterclaimed, alleging causes of action sounding in defamation.
- APPELLATE DIVISION, SECOND DEPARTMENT, VALIDATES MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE DEFENDANTS’ CRIES OF “LEAVE ME ALONGE”
As to the issues relating to the standing of a lender to commence a foreclosure action, this Blog has A plaintiff in a mortgage foreclosure action establishes its standing by demonstrating that it “is the holder or assignee of the underlying note at the time the action is commenced.” Therefore, such a person would not, inter alia , have standing to commence a mortgage foreclosure action In their answer, defendants, inter alia , raised plaintiff’s lack of standing to commence the action.
- Court Considers Whether an LLC is the Holder of “Unsold Shares” Within the Meaning of a Cooperative’s Proprietary Lease
County Dec. 23, 2019) ( here ), an action involving the meaning of a term in the proprietary lease of After Bellstell’s objections to this conclusion proved unavailing, Bellstell brought the action, seeking is a manager of Bellstell, that he has the authority as a manager to bind his principal through his actions
- Oral Agreements, Emails and The Motion to Dismiss Based on Documentary Evidence
(“CPLR”), a party can file a motion, before a responsive pleading, to dismiss one or more causes of action For purposes of a motion under CPLR § 3211(a), a “cause of action” includes counterclaims, crossclaims 1) documentary evidence; (2) lack of subject matter jurisdiction; (3) lack of capacity; (4) another action pending between the same parties for the same cause of action in another court; (5) disposition in a to present the court with documents that utterly refute the cause of action.
- Update: First Department Affirms Dismissal of Fraud Claim in Unique Goals International, Ltd. v. Finskiy
Finskiy ( here ), a case involving a fraud cause of action that was dismissed because the plaintiff Rather, the complaint merely alleged that “plaintiffs were deceived into taking immediate action . . Accordingly, the Court concluded, “the complaint fail to state a legally sufficient cause of action
- Second Department Affirms Order Denying Motion to Strike a Note of Issue and Certificate of Readiness
Courts, “ ithin 20 days after service of a note of issue and certificate of readiness, any party to the action Cioffi involved an action to recover damages for, among other things, personal injuries. accident, 6 years since the original summons and complaint were filed, and 4 years since the present action
- Update: First Department Affirms the Denial of Summary Judgment in Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale v. Tilton
fund performance and related information from them by furnishing fraudulent reports that concealed the actual A finder of fact could also reasonably conclude that had Plaintiffs known about the actual Fund structure to mention the pages of this Blog) are brimming with cases in which the courts have dismissed fraud actions
