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- Supreme Court Hears Argument In Digital Realty – Whistleblowers Who Report Suspected Violations Of Law Internally May Not Be Protected From Retaliation Under Dodd-Frank
In that regard, he expressed the view that although it might be too late to challenge the validity of Lawson involved a sailor who had been injured in a pre-employment accident – he lost sight in one eye
- When Is A Lender Not A “Lender”?
business in this state, national bank, federal savings bank, federal savings and loan association, federal credit union, or any bank, trust company, savings bank, savings and loan association, or credit union organized if the seller treats the sale as a business deal and is motivated by a favorable rate of return that might In this regard, the court credited the affidavit of plaintiff’s controller in which it was averred that
- Spoliation Of Evidence, Even If Done In The Normal Course Of Business, Is Sanctionable
centralized plan to preserve data or even the various devices used by the key players in the transaction might that the computers would have evidence relevant to the case, whether the plaintiff’s delay waived its right The Court’s Ruling As an initial matter, the Court rejected Casa’s argument that Ferrara waived its right
- Spurned Law Firm States a Claim for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Against Departing Partners Says the Fourth Department
Wright , 150 A.D.3d 714, 715 (2d Dept. 2017)).
- Holy Escheat
of the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law, uncashed travelers checks and money orders, unclaimed consumer credit In the summer of 2016, ABC’s accountants, in conjunction with a routine audit, and in light of the significant In addition, query whether it might make sense to request that the Court include in any order directing
- Omission of Material Information Sufficient to Invalidate Class Action Stipulation of Settlement Involving the Merger of Saks Incorporated and Hudson’s Bay Company
In light of the foregoing principles, it naturally followed that having concluded that the Shareholders
- Damages in a Holder Claim Found to Be Too Speculative For Recovery
Thus, where the damages sought are based on what the plaintiff might have received had it taken action its stake in the Company based on the understanding that the Sale had not yet occurred, perhaps it might
- Court Reinforces the Fact that Judicial Dissolution of an LLC is Not Easy
Matter of Eight of Swords, LLC , 96 A.D. 3d 839, 840 (2d Dept. 2012).
- Oral Agreements, Emails and The Motion to Dismiss Based on Documentary Evidence
reason, courts described the phrase as “fuzzy” because “what is documentary evidence for one purpose, might
- Arbitration Agreements May Not Be Enforceable Even When They Are Clear And Unambiguous
must not only be clear and unambiguous, but it must clearly state that the customer is waiving his/her right Importantly, the Agreement stated that by signing the document, the participant was “waiv any right at issue in this matter did not clearly and unambiguously inform plaintiff that he was giving up his right The arbitration clause states that the person signing the agreement waives any right to a “trial” and that the Agreement did not clearly and unambiguously inform Michael Defina that he was giving up his right
- Broker Unable To Clear The “High Hurdle” Necessary To Justify Vacatur Of An Arbitral Award Under Section 10 Of The Federal Arbitration Act
corruption…; (3) where the arbitrators were guilty of misconduct … or of any other misbehavior by which the rights
- Challenges To An Ongoing Arbitration Proceeding Are Premature
. § 1983; (d) the Securities and Exchange Act (the “Act”) does not create a private right of action for Regarding Habliston’s claim that FINRA denied them their due process and equal protection rights (Habliston adverse consequences, and the record upon which one would determine whether plaintiffs’ constitutional rights