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- Court Sustains New York Qui Tam Action Involving Alleged Scheme to Reset Interest Rates for Municipal Bonds
A claim under the NYFCA ( i.e. , New York State Finance Law §§ 189 (a)-(c)) sounds in fraud and therefore The Edelweiss Fund has filed multiple lawsuits around the country under state false claims acts analogous
- Court Dismisses Fraud Claim Due to Plaintiff’s Failure to Plead Loss Causation
Stonepath Grp., Inc. , 343 F.3d 189, 196-97 (2d Cir.2003) (loss causation in common law fraud claims securities fraud claims); Laub , 297 A.D.2d at 31 (“ oss causation is the fundamental core of the common-law Shainwald is a good reminder that a plaintiff can get to the finish line but not cross it because of
- Complaint Dismissed Because Notice Given to Oust General Partner Pursuant to Partnership Agreement Was Not Sent Derivatively
This lawsuit had been brought by four of the limited partners based on their dissatisfaction with the The “Re” line read: “Phoenix Holdco LP — Demand for Audited Financials from Phoenix Cayman Ltd.”
- Conclusory Allegations of Scienter Held Insufficient to State a Claim for Fraud
In addition to the legal malpractice claim , plaintiff alleged that the former lawyers defrauded him by failing to advise plaintiff before he entered into the retainer agreement with the former lawyers The former lawyers moved to dismiss. The motion court granted the motion. Plaintiff appealed. Court held that the motion court “properly dismissed the cause of action for fraud against” the former lawyers
- Don’t Unwittingly Waive Goodbye to the Defense of Lack of Personal Jurisdiction
The Court also reiterated that when “a defendant participates in a lawsuit on the merits, he or she indicates
- Absence of Shareholder Standing Negates Right to Recover Attorney’s Fees for Derivative Settlement
interest in such shares or certificates.” , 88 N.Y.2d 189, 193 (1996) (quoting Business Corporation Law Business Corporation Law § 626(b) includes an exception to the requirement that shareholders commencing are obtained through some deliberate act, such as by gift or contract, do not devolve by operation of law in determining that Sakow was entitled to an award of an attorney’s fee under Business Corporation Law Although there are exceptions to the rule, the law has long required plaintiffs bringing a derivative
- Failure To Plead Demand Futility Warrants Dismissal Of Derivative Complaint
The Demand Futility Requirement Under Delaware law, to have standing to bring a derivative claim on plaintiffs commenced this action was interested or lacked independence,” as required under Delaware law and his claim is supported by the identical proof, it is not viable as a direct claim, as a matter of law Glaubach demonstrates that a board’s failure to act is “possibly the most difficult theory in corporation law
- Attorney’s Fees Provision Found Unconscionable
forced to pay an adversary’s legal fees might be a significant factor in deciding whether to commence a lawsuit
- FINRA Fines J.P. Morgan Securities $1.25 Million
As noted by FINRA in the announcement of the settlement ( here ), under the federal securities laws, Federal banking laws also require banks to conduct such checks on employees using a more limited list non-registered associated persons but limited its screening to criminal convictions specified in federal banking laws member firms should ensure that their background check procedures comply with the federal securities laws
- Who Decides Whether A Binding Agreement to Arbitrate Exists? First Department Tackles This Threshold Question
private person will resolve any legal disputes between them, instead of a judge or jury in a court of law
- A Party That Fails To Comply With A Notice Deadline Does So At Its Own Peril
Midland argues that because PRA received actual notice, case law allows the Court to ignore the terms Therefore, as a matter of law, the failure to comply with the express terms of the notice provision compelled
- U.S. District Court for The Eastern District of New York Issues a Preliminary Injunction Against One of Mitsubishi’s Former Dealers
are: 1. the likelihood of irreparable injury absent the requested injunctive relief; 2. remedies at law Mitsubishi had no adequate remedy at law because “the losses of reputation and goodwill and resulting
