STATE CASES
Case Not Ripe for Judicial Review; Landlord Denied Injunctive Relief Against HPD Read More »
Tenants Prove Full Use of Premises, Not Petitioner's Roommates; Holdover Dismissed Read More »
Prejudgment Interest Computed From Date Of Damages Verdict, Not Liability Stipulation Read More »
Tenants' Rent Overcharge Claims Untimely, Should Have Been Dismissed; Order Modified Read More »
Supreme Court, New York County, Part 54
Legal Practice Management/Civil Procedure/Financial Services and Banking
Judge Rejects Attorney's Claim of NY Residence Read More »
Plaintiff Sanctioned for Failure to Provide Outstanding Discovery, Delay Tactics Read More »
Tenant Establishes Ample Need to Depose Landlord's Head Officer in Holdover Action Read More »
Landlord Establishes Ample Need for Discovery As to Tenant's Mobile in Holdover Proceeding Read More »
In 2014, John W. McConnell, Counsel, to then Chief Administrative Judge Gail Prudenti, set forth five proposed changes to how the Commercial Division operates – both substantively and procedurally. Many of these changes were first floated to the public in the Report to Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman by his Task Force on Commercial Litigation in June 2012. Read More » |
FEDERAL CASES
U.S. District Court, Southern District
Securities Litigation/Class Actions/Contractual Disputes
Grant & Eisenhofer Loses Bid for $1M in Fees From Fannie Mae Litigation Read More »
Covenant Not to Sue Moots Infringement Claims; Monopolization May Be Repleaded Read More »
34-Month Delay Between Indictment, Extradition, Did Not Deprive Canadian of Speedy Trial Right Read More »
Officer Entitled to 'Kastigar' Hearing if Evidence Derived From Statements to Standards Division Read More »
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