New York Law Journal
...expenses while he was having financial problems. Callahan's wife, Coventry...the couple's joint bank account becoming marital property. Coventry's...
...become increasingly alarmed about the potential of computer technology to drain bank accounts, steal trade secrets, cripple infrastructure and—the ultimate nightmare—function...
...into what was identified as Kelly and Brian Coventry's joint bank account. Kelly Coventry is Deborah Callahan's sister. In response to being asked...
In their Corporate Governance column, David A. Katz, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and Laura A. McIntosh, a consulting attorney for the firm, write that two recent Delaware rulings pro
Lainie R. Fastman, a partner at The Law Firm of Hall & Hall, writes that many attorneys fail to include in wills and trusts the most rudimentary provisions to direct how infants' funds are to be admi
...City residents homeless. By all accounts, it may be the worst...and given housing, medical and financial resources, which included short-, medium...
New York should adopt a mathematical formula that would function similarly to one used to award child support to determine both the temporary and post-divorce maintenance due the non-monied spouse in
James C. Thoman, a partner at Hodgson Russ, and Craig T. Lutterbein, an associate with the firm, write that expert opinion testimony is often the key to successfully contesting the enterprise value o
...to which the Offering was conducted materially misstated Overseas' quarterly and annual financial statements for the *3...
...items such as cash, inventory, accounts receivable, and fixed assets. Intangible...may include: Financial reporting purposes. As discussed...
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