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- A Contract That Means What It Says
The amount due, less a pre-payment of $10,000, was $286,429. Plaintiff received payment from Union for $182,427.22 on February 26, 2018— $104,001.78 less than the incidental, to indicate the assumption by the contracting parties of a duty to compensate if the benefit is lost
- Fraud: Releases, Anti-Reliance Clauses, and the Special Facts Doctrine
induced only if it can identify a separate fraud from the subject of the release.[5] To allow anything less
- Enforcement News: SEC Seeks Enforcement Actions Against Promoters of Pyramid Schemes and Ponzi Schemes
scheme organizers responsible for bilking investors out of tens of millions of dollars in collective losses
- Second Department Holds that “Sheltering in Place in a Seasonal Home” During the COVID-19 Pandemic Does Not Create a “Sufficient Degree of Permanence” to Support Parties’ Residency for Venue Purposes
After a while, the parties began spending more time in Manhattan and less time in New Jersey.
- Enforcement News: SEC Charges International Participants with Perpetrating a Long-Running Global Pump-and-Dump Scheme
Typically, after the promoters profit from their sales, the stock price drops, and the remaining investors lose
- Contract Ambiguity Defeats Dismissal of Declaratory Judgment Claim
Ross , [7] the court explained the waiver of contractual breaches as follows: It is well-established a discrete event in 2015, after which Plaintiffs were obligated to terminate immediately or forever lose
- In A “Fact Posture” of First Impression in the Second Department, Court Finds That Defendant Waived The Protective Stay Provisions of CPLR 321(c)
The Court recognized that in certain circumstances when a litigant loses counsel “CPLR 321(c) protects date of the disabling event” because the “obvious purpose of the stay is to vest the party who has lost One way is if the party that lost its counsel retains new counsel at its own initiative, or otherwise
- Main Street Investors Are The Target Of A $1.2 Billion Ponzi Scheme
In 2016, there were 59 Ponzi schemes uncovered in the United States, with losses totaling $2.4 billion
- It’s (Former) DCL Day In The Second Department (DCL §§ 273, 275 and 276 To Be Exact)
within the meaning of the Debtor and Creditor Law when ‘the present fair salable value of his assets is less County 1965) (noting, “ lthough ‘badges of fraud’ are not conclusive and are more or less strong or weak
- Fraud Claim Dismissed Because Plaintiff Failed To Plead Claim With Particularity
an action under the federal securities laws against the defendants in federal court to recover the losses
- The Attorney-Client Privilege: Common Interest Doctrine and Communications By Corporate Representatives Which Convey Legal Advice
that reflect advice rendered by counsel to the corporation. 17 “A privileged communication should not lose
- Enforcement News: SEC Settles Charges Against Registered Broker-Dealer for Violating Reg BI
Where the “match” between the retail customer profile and the recommendation appears less reasonable,

