New York Law Journal
...ADDITIONAL CASES Seatrade Group N.V., Cross-Claimant v...alleged damage to a cargo of 36,073 cartons of bananas...
...,"1 reported on a growing trend for contracts of all kinds to incorporate arbitration clauses that require the contracting parties to...
...Brown LLP, Chicago, IL. For The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as amicus curiae in support of Defendant-Appellant: Nicole E. Erb...
...Fuzzi S.P.A. ("defendant") moves to dismiss the complaint of plaintiff M.B.S. Moda, Inc. ("plaintiff") pursuant to CPLR...
...Recently, New York courts ruled on a variety of important class action issues involving counterfeit wines and GBL §350, inverse...
...LTD., plf, AUDI OF SMITHTOWN, INC. res...v. AUDI OF AMERICA, INC., A DIVISION OF VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, INC...
...related to Defendant's misappropriation of confidential business information obtained from...distribute those vehicles in North America. v. Cars claims that it...
...Inc. (150096/12)—Motion Disposed As Indicated Eudora Capital Group v. Sunlogics, Inc. (651492/11)—Motion Disposed As Indicated ...
...People v. CSA-Credit Solutions of America, Inc., 401225/09, NYLJ 1202558653746...
...to renovate its facilities as part of its agreement with Volkswagen Group of America (VGA). VGA sent CM a 90-day notice of termination...
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