New York Law Journal
...an informal proceeding which reduces "the cost and increase[es] the speed of dispute resolution," class arbitrations are poor procedural vehicles for the...
...those claims, sounding in tort, are not viable under New York's economic loss doctrine, and fail to allege the existence of any duty separate...
...reins to a pair of trustees whose mission will be to maximize recoveries for those creditors. Glenn's approval of the Chapter 11...
...per year.1 This decline cannot be explained by macro-economic conditions as Gross Domestic Product more than doubled over this period....
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