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- THE SECOND DEPARTMENT DECIDES INTERESTING ISSUES UNDER RPAPL §1304
statutory notice to the mortgagor and tenants advising them, among other things, that they are in danger of losing
- Depositions: Speaking Objections, Instructions Not to Answer and Consultations With Counsel
authority for the proposition that otherwise-privileged communications between client and attorney lose
- U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Scope of Securities Fraud
During the administrative proceedings, Lorenzo testified that he sent the emails at the behest of his boss Lorenzo did not ‘make’ the false statements at issue for purposes of rule 10b-5(b) because Lorenzo’s boss did not draft the emails, did not think about their contents and sent them only at the behest of his boss emails, did not think about the contents of the emails, and sent the emails only at the behest of his boss emails, did not think about the contents of the emails, and sent the emails only at the behest of his boss
- Clarified Arbitration Awards, Arbitrator Bias and Vacatur
, respondents failed to establish by clear and convincing proof bias on the part of the Rabbi “much less
- Enforcement News: KPMG Agrees to Pay A $50 Million Penalty for Improper Use of Confidential PCAOB Data and Information
According to the SEC, at times, audit professionals achieved passing scores while answering less than
- Second Department Finds Laches Defense Applicable in Building Permit Dispute between Neighbors
Moreover, as the effect of delay may be critical to an adverse party, delays of even less than one year
- Are Mandatory Arbitration Clauses Bad Policy and Bad for Business? A Look At The Pros and Cons
Arbitration is usually less expensive than litigation in a court. In addition to losing the right to appeal any unfair judgments, mandatory arbitration clauses also limit
- First Department Affirms Dismissal of Action Involving a Wire Transfer Between Non-U.S. Parties on Forum Non Conveniens Grounds
improvidently exercised its broad discretion in granting the motions for forum non conveniens dismissal, still less
- The Parent and The Subsidiary. When is The Former Liable for The Actions of the Latter?
Specifically, when a corporation buys less than 100%, but more than 50%, of another company, the latter
- MADONNA DOES NOT WANT HER ADVERSARY TO “STRIKE A POSE” BEFORE A CAMERA SO THAT A COURT ORDERED ATTORNEY’S FEES HEARING CAN PROCEED VIRTUALLY
hearing was “a collateral matter limited to a dispute over money,” it was not “trivial”; although “less useful to evaluating credibility and persuasiveness, such as the immediacy of a living person can be lost
- Relator Receives Over $9 Million For Blowing The Whistle On Mortgage Fraud
PHH admitted that HUD subsequently incurred substantial losses when it paid insurance claims on those
- Breach of Contract and the Faithless Servant Doctrine
Trading Instruments or in any manner compete with the business of , except for an ownership interest of less