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- Arbitration Decided By Dispositive Motion Held Not To Violate CPLR 7511(b)
ADR is often a shorter and less costly process by which businesses and individuals can confidentially
- Enforcement News: The Cheesecake Factory Charged For Issuing Misleading Information About The Impact of COVID-19 On Operations
attributable to corporate operations from its claim of sustainability; that the company was, in fact, losing
- The First Department Grants Summary Judgment on Defendant’s Champerty defense and Dismisses Plaintiff’s Complaint
determined on this record and in this procedural posture that champerty was the primary motivation, no less
- Extensions of Time to Serve Process Under CPLR 306-b Revisited
proceeding commenced under the election law, where the applicable statute of limitations is four months or less
- Securities Class Action Settlements “Dramatically” Decline In Value Finds Cornerstone Research
“More than half of 2017 settlements were for $5 million or less. According to the Report, institutional investors served less frequently as lead plaintiffs, even in large counsel have recently been going after smaller fry claims where the issuers are not as large and there is less nearly one-half of all settled cases, and more than one-half of all settlements valued at $5 million or less percent of the cases that settled in 2017 were resolved within the first two years of filing, compared to less
- Fraud by Omission
Plaintiff justifiably relied on Asberry’s silence to her detriment (in losing all of her interest in
- Derivative Litigation, Documentary Evidence and The Lack of Legal Capacity to Sue
“ plaintiff who ceases to be a shareholder, whether by reason of a merger or for any other reason, loses
- In Focus: Class Action Lawsuits
lawsuits, thereby depriving average Americans the ability to recover damages for their injuries and losses
- SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY, DENIES MOTION FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER FOR EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND THEIR ATTORNEY MADE OVER EMPLOYERS’ EMAIL SYSTEM
Citing CPLR § 4548 , the Asia Court noted that “a privileged communication does not lose its privileged
- Nevada Law Requires Fiduciary Standards For Brokers
Investors can sue financial planners for “the economic loss and all costs of litigation and attorney’
- Additional Insureds Give Pause – KNOW YOUR CLAUSE
landlord is named as a defendant in a lawsuit as a result of an accident, or the landlord suffers a loss
- Fraudulent Concealment and the Failure to Allege a Duty to Disclose
no longer employed by the company; however, if Robert were to cease his employment, Catherine would lose provided that Robert (and Henry) “receive substantial annual salaries/benefits for life,” but “would lose the disability provision of the Employment Agreement, Catherine and other beneficiaries would have lost the premium health benefits and would have lost other benefits, worth about $150,000 annually. Therefore, Zyloware alleged, “ o avoid losing her benefits, Catherine concealed from own son and other