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- Enforcement News: Spoofing and the $26 Million Dollar Fraud on the Elderly and Retirees
to educate investors about detecting URL spoofing and buying CDs from websites that “that mimic the actual Some of the foregoing red flags were at issue in the SEC’s enforcement action against Sotnikov and his Some of the websites spoofed actual U.S. “Today’s action shows the SEC’s commitment to exposing sophisticated cyber fraud schemes that pose an In a parallel action, the U.S.
- OWNERS BEWARE: The First Department Expands The Boundaries Of “Construction Sites” To Bring More Cases Within The Scope Of Labor Law § 240
ultimate responsibility for safety practices at building construction jobs where such responsibility actually NY-109 Avenue of the Americas, LLC , 2017 NY Slip Op 08717, decided by the First Department on December Nor was the Hoyos Court moved by the argument that Plaintiff “was not actually engaged in work involving application to include an injured worker who was not at the work site and not engaged in any enumerated activity Owners and contractors should be extra vigilant in making sure that actual work sites, as well as their
- Enforcement News: SEC Charges Wells Fargo In Connection With Single-Inverse ETF Investment Recommendations to Retail Investors
ability and willingness to absorb potentially significant losses; and the client’s ability and intent to actively
- Fraud Notes: Scienter and The Failure to Allege Falsity
Plaintiffs asserted eight causes of action. The fifth to eighth causes of action were asserted against all defendants. that defendants actually performed, and how much such work would cost. Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. , 29 N.Y.3d 137, 142-143 (2017); Eurycleia Partners , 12 N.Y.3d at 559). After all, without falsity, there can be no cause of action for fraud.
- Have A Breach Of Contract Claim? Don’t Forget To Identify The Provision Alleged To Be Breached – Part II
( here ), the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed the dismissal of a breach of contract action
- REVIVE A TIME-BARRED CLAIM USING § 17-101 OF NEW YORK’S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS LAW
In general, statutes of limitation govern the time in which a cause of action must be interposed after No court shall extend the time limited by law for the commencement of an action.” ersonal actions were merely confined to the joint lifetimes of the parties.” (the “First Action”) at which the debt was deemed accelerated. Lender commenced another foreclosure action on October 29, 2015 (the “Second Foreclosure Action”).
- SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY, DENIES MOTION FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER FOR EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND THEIR ATTORNEY MADE OVER EMPLOYERS’ EMAIL SYSTEM
e-mail system to communicate with their personal attorney, and the communications apparently concerned actual
- MIND THE GAP – RENEWAL JUDGMENTS UNDER CPLR § 5014
provides, in pertinent part: Except as permitted by section 15-102 of the general obligations law, an action to the judgment where: 1. ten years have elapsed since the first docketing of the judgment; * * * An action The judgment in such action shall be designated a renewal judgment and shall be so docketed by the clerk added by the Legislature), CPLR § 5014 “was understood to preclude judgment creditors from bringing an action eliminate the rule of Brookhaven, < supra. > supra.> by giving judgment creditors the opportunity to take action
- Court Finds Promise of Future Performance and Anti-Reliance Provision in Merger Clause Preclude Fraudulent Inducement Affirmative Defense
Kesha sued Gottwald in California (the “California Action”), alleging, among other things, sexual assault About a month later, Kesha amended her counterclaims to include, among other causes of actions, claims that she had previously brought in the California Action. The TAC contained four causes of action: (1) defamation related to Kesha’s assertions that Gottwald sexually August 7, 2017 – well beyond the deadlines set forth in the parties’ contract and after the New York action
- THE SECOND DEPARTMENT DECIDES INTERESTING ISSUES UNDER RPAPL §1304
For example, section 1303 of the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (“RPAPL”) requires that, Similarly, RPAPL 1304 requires that at least ninety days prior to commencing legal action against a list of approved housing agencies that provide free or low-cost counseling; and, advise that legal action may be commenced after ninety days if no action is taken to resolve the matter. The lender in Winitch commenced a foreclosure action against husband and wife borrowers.
- Confirmation Of Deal With After-The-Fact Terms And Conditions Is Part Of The Original Agreement
Background On July 19, 2011, the defendant Kolmar Americas, Inc. The Butadiene was to be shipped within Exxon Import Specifications to “CFR Baton Rouge, LA (ACT Terminal On August 22, 2011, the ARCTIC GAS arrived at ACT Terminal Baton Rouge to discharge the Butadiene. On October 9, 2015, Kolmar moved for summary judgment on Lion’s causes of action. Having determined that the terms and conditions in the Contract controlled the parties’ actions, the
- Enforcement News: SEC Charges Accountant with Affinity Fraud
The SEC claimed that this action effectively eliminated his personal guarantee to repay the investors In a parallel action, the U.S.
