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- Renewal Contracts, Breach of Fiduciary Duty and the Continuing Wrong Doctrine
Plaintiffs who do not pursue their rights within the limitations period will find the courthouse doors and (2) JOMR’s issuance of a below market rate agreement granting exclusive licensing/sublicensing rights the agreements at issue were not new and independent contracts that could be enforced in their own right
- Proposed Amendment to Prayer for Relief Based on Unrealized Profits Incurred as a Result of Alleged Fraud Violates the Out-Of-Pocket Damages Rule
out-of-pocket damages rule, plaintiffs may recover what they lost because of the fraud, not what they might Beam opposed the motion, arguing that damages based on estimates of what revenues Sire might have earned
- Enforcement News: SEC Brings Enforcement Action Against Investment Adviser and Firm for Not Disclosing Increased Fees
The SEC said that respondents did not adequately consider whether, in light of the clients’ investment
- Enforcement News: SEC Amends Complaint to Charge Issuer and CEO with Violating Anti-Retaliation Laws to Silence Whistleblowing by Company Investors
In that regard, Congress created a private right of action for whistleblowers to combat retaliation associated Notably, the Dodd-Frank Act does not limit the private right of action to employees.
- To Form An Llc, Or Not To Form An Llc; That Is The Question
typically includes, among other things, member interests, the allocation of profits and losses, and member rights Consequently, vendors and creditors are foreclosed from pursuing the personal assets (such as a home annual shareholders meeting), though compliance with some of the formalities will reduce the risk of creditors The absence of a management structure can make it difficult for the company and creditors to know who By doing so, entrepreneurs can choose the business structure that is right for them at startup and in
- Court Rules That Disclosure of Confidential Settlement Not Material and Necessary to Litigation
When that happens, the courts must weigh the agreed upon provision for confidentiality against the rights They went on to argue that “ f the settlement seems small given the plaintiff’s injuries, then in light
- Enforcement News: SEC Charges Entertainment Company and Affiliated Individuals with Illegal Boiler Room Tactics in Connection With $14 Million Offering
$5 million or so in direct transfers to his personal bank accounts overseas and by using corporate credit Many investors were also allegedly granted warrants that gave the investor the purported right to purchase acting as their U.S. corporate and financial presence and maintaining a U.S. bank account, corporate credit
- Enforcement News: SEC Settles Charges Against Registered Broker-Dealer for Violating Reg BI
disclose all material facts relating to conflicts of interest associated with the recommendation that might “recommending a series of transactions in the account of one retail customer that was excessive in light
- The Third Department Addresses Liability for Construction Related Flood Damage Resulting From the Diversion of Storm Water
The Court agreed with supreme court that “ n light of the conflicting expert opinions and “recognizing that almost 60,000 cubic feet of fill was used by Owner to extend the slope of the property, a jury “might
- The Appellate Division, First Department, Reiterates That A Commercial Tenant Cannot Obtain A Yellowstone Injunction When Faced With Notice Of An Incurable Default
The right lost by the denial of a Yellowstone injunction is the right to cure any default. TAKEAWAY The Yellowstone injunction can be effectively employed to preserve a commercial tenant’s rights , which, if proven by the landlord, could result in the termination of a valuable lease without the right
- All Things Arbitration – CPLR §§ 7503(b), 7510 and 7511
“In sum,” said the Court, “Gibson Dunn ha established its right to confirmation of the Final Award, The Court also found that even if it were to credit respondent’s argument that the Dalmore Agreement cases in which a party, who was not a signatory to an arbitration agreement, sought to litigate his/her rights
- Second Department Dismisses Two Mortgage Foreclosure Actions For Failure to Comply With RPAPL 1306
that the plaintiff did not make the requisite filing pursuant to RPAPL 1306 until November 4, 2014, eight

