A jury in Nassau County has awarded a landmark $6.7 million verdict to a Long Island government supply company, finding that a former executive secretly operated a competing business while still employed by the company.
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This week, Scott Mollen discusses ‘Big City Outdoor, LLC v. JTRE 23 WS LLC,’ a commercial landlord-tenant dispute over window advertising rights, and ‘Wu v. City of Albany,’ a Section 1983 action alleging improper code enforcement and delayed administrative review.
Lisa Zeiderman and Julia Rodgers examine how New York Family Court Act §581-306 gives courts discretion to determine embryo disposition when IVF clinic consent forms fail to meet statutory requirements, as illustrated by the high-profile ‘Millender/Rubin’ dispute.
The New York Supreme Court Appellate Division, First Department found that Phil Mulacek and his co-plaintiffs had standing to sue ExxonMobil over the contingency payments ExxonMobil promised shareholders of InterOil after acquiring the company.
The Appellate Division, First Department has ruled that Mary Trump is entitled to discovery into whether or not her uncle, the president of the United States, fraudulently undervalued family assets in order to induce her into a settlement...
A journalist who spread false information about the family of then-presidential candidate Lee Jae Myung ahead of the 21st presidential election was fined. The Dae-gu District Court Andong Branch C...