In a must-read decision centered upon the tragic death of two individuals during the May 2008 crane collapse in New York City, the First Department’s opinion in Matter of 91st St. Crane Collapse...
In a recent column, we addressed recent Appellate Division authority concerning the ultimate sanction for failure to disclose, a CPLR 3126 Order striking a pleading. In December, the Court of...
In the September 2012 column, we reviewed Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman’s Task Force Report and Recommendations for the Commercial Division which included certain proposed procedural reforms to the...
In light of the unbridled fiduciary duty owed to an employer, after an employee resigns to join a competitor an immediate investigation concerning the former employee’s activities in the months...
Approximately a year and a half after issuing Mandarin Trading Ltd. v. Wildenstein, 16 N.Y.3d 173 (2011), the New York Court of Appeals has revisited the pleading requirements for unjust enrichment...
Whether during law school studying New York practice and procedure, or as a first year associate tasked with drafting opposition to a summary judgment motion, aspiring or practicing lawyers learn...
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