Case Reviews
WSP USA Corp v. Marinello
Recently in WSP USA Corp. v. Marinello, 13-CIV-4591 (PKC), 2013 WL 6704885 (S.D.N.Y. Dec. 19, 2013), the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York analyzed whether a broad separation...
What to do When a New York Based Client Gets Sued Out of State
In E3 Innovation Inc., et al. v. DCL Techs. Inc., et al., No. CV-21-01141-PHX-DWL, 2021 WL 5741442 (D. Ariz. Dec. 2, 2021), the United States District Court for the District of Arizona recently...
Theft of Trade Secrets and The Computer Fraud & Abuse Act
In the modern world, computers have revolutionized the way business is conducted, but such technological innovation inevitably led to novel methods of conducting crime and civil torts. In 1986, to...
The Standard For, and New Guidelines to Govern, Securing Non-Party Discovery
A recent decision from the Court of Appeals clarifying the standard to obtain non-party discovery, coupled with proposed new guidelines for obtaining electronically stored information (“ESI”) from...
The Litigation Coordinating Panel
With the New Year well underway, one resolution a litigator may have is to increase her active case load. But as we warn our children to “be careful what you wish for…”, a wise attorney knows...
The Latest Word From the Court of Appeals on the Scope of Duty Owed by a Realtor to a Seller
In our June 2009 column entitled Caveat Broker: Avoiding Unenforceable Agreements to Agree, we reviewed the prerequisites to a viable and enforceable brokerage commission agreement. This month...
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