New York Law Journal
In his Antitrust column, Elai Katz, a partner of Cahill Gordon & Reindel, writes that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a district court should not have certified a class of cable subscribers asserti
...as: Dovid Feld v. Apple Bank for Savings, 651565/2011, NYLJ...in the imposition of overdraft fees on its savings deposit and...
...having stipulated to certain interim injunctive relief, including restraints upon Mrs. Canvin bank accounts and upon Mr. Ramos's use of powers of attorney designating...
...Cite as: Automated Transaction LLC v. NY Community Bank, 12-CV-3070, NYLJ 1202592630320, at *1 (EDNY, Decided March 13, 2013...
...would be paid a success fee for its services, which would...agreement with the Swiss National Bank ('SNB') and a third party...
...failure to safeguard a legal fee that belonged to his former...50 check into his personal bank account which then had a...
...appropriate. Respondent's misconduct, his failure to safeguard a legal fee that belonged to his former law firm, initially came before the Supreme...
...of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that ATM customers lacked standing to challenge inter-bank fees because they were indirect purchasers and did not...
...Cite as: Archbold v. Tristate ATM, Inc., 11 CV 5796, NYLJ...Services, LLC charged them a fee for using automatic teller machines...
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