New York Law Journal
...But Fragomen submitted a nearly $4 million claim to insurer Chubb Corporation for business interruption and expenses, such as costs for computers, telephones...
...Diagnostic Imaging, P.C. v. Chubb Indemnity Ins. Co., 2010-1589...to do so (see Business Corporation Law §§1507, 1511...
...56.1 ¶18; Hay Decl. Ex. D. Hampshire is a Delaware corporation that produces and markets women's and men's clothing, such as...
...this putative class action alleging, among other things, that Defendant Louisiana-Pacific Corporation1 breached express and implied warranties with respect to its...
...Appellate Division, Fourth Department, said New York law does not permit a corporation or professional service limited liability company (PSLLC) to merge with a "...
...P. The plaintiff, a medical provider and a professional service corporation, commenced this action against the defendant insurance company to recover assigned no...
...OF AIKELI BOLES, res, v. CHUBB INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, ap —...to do so (see Business Corporation Law §§1507, 1511...
...LLC, New York, NY Counsel for Defendants FedEx Corporation and FedEx Corporate Services, Inc.: P. Daniel Riederer, FedEx Legal Department, Memphis...
...I. BACKGROUND A. Facts AMS, a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business in Pearl River, New York, sought...
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