New York Law Journal
...arising from defendants' conduct (see generally Community Bd. 7 of Borough of Manhattan v. Schaffer, 84 NY2d 148, 154-155 [1994]). The evidence raises factual...
Gary J. Mennitt, a partner at Dechert, analyzes a recent Court of Appeals ruling that provides some clarity for global financial institutions and may significantly impact the corporate organization o
...SocGen's and BofA's settlements came just over two months after Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Barbara Kapnick dismissed their Article 78 petition ...
...form of stocks, a state appeals panel has ruled, reversing a Manhattan Commercial Division judge. The Appellate Division, First Department, ruling in ...
...of counsel, former Manhattan Supreme Court Justice...state court's Commercial Division, focuses on commercial...
...A Manhattan Supreme Court judge...profile/Supreme_Court,_Commercial_Division/Melvin_Schweitzer/Melvin...
...David Saxe of the Appellate Division, First Department, specifically addresses this...a piece of property in Manhattan for $56.7 million, although...
...34; Manhattan Acting Supreme Court Justice Melvin Schweitzer ...
...state. • Felonies pending for more than two years in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island declined by 21 percent. ...
...play and that Carroll's due diligence reflected the very sort of commercial indifference to legal rights that New York law refuses to tolerate. Carroll...
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