Global Business Institute, a former client and a nonprofit corporation operating a vocational school, sued Rivkin in 2006 for failing to properly advise it during plans to move to a new facility in Harlem.
April 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Rivkin Radler has failed to convince a state court to dismiss claims in a malpractice suit stemming from the firm’s role as counsel in lease negotiations.
Global Business Institute, a former client and a nonprofit corporation operating a vocational school, sued Rivkin in 2006 for failing to properly advise it during plans to move to a new facility in Harlem. The lease was finalized in October 2004, but due to construction delays, Global did not occupy the building until March 2008.
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