By Timothy R. Capowski and John F. Watkins | July 12, 2019
We recommend that defense attorneys advocate more aggressively for CPLR 5501(c) comparative case analysis review of future medical awards.
By Aren Goldsmith and Guillaume de Rancourt | July 12, 2019
Two decisions of France's highest court for private law may be a source of concern to entities interested in acquiring or selling arbitral awards subject to post-award proceedings in France.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Charles T. Steenburg and Scott I. Forman | July 12, 2019
Patent owners asserting their patents in litigation will often seek broad claim constructions to cover accused products and forestall defendants' non-infringement defenses. However, a recent decision illustrates potential pitfalls of this strategy even aside from traditional concerns about reading claims so broadly as to cover prior art.
By Angela Turturro | July 8, 2019
We present this year's edition of the NYLJ 100, our annual report ranking firms' average number of full-time equivalent attorneys in New York state.
By Jack Newsham | July 8, 2019
The 100 law firms with the biggest presence in New York mostly continued to grow last year, although average head count growth slowed and fewer firms saw blockbuster growth than the year before.
By Angela Turturro | July 8, 2019
Manhattan has one lawyer for every 17 people; while Western New York's Cattaraugus County has one lawyer for every 2,134 people.
By Angela Turturro | June 24, 2019
In this Special Report: "Tenants Beware: Your Cure Period May Not Be as Long as You Think," "Musings on Mandated Commercial Lease Renewal," "Real Estate Disputes Involving Delaware LLCs: Does Forum Affect the Outcome?," "Can a Combined Zoning Lot Include a Partial Tax Lot?" and "Transfer Tax and the City."
By Jesse B. Schneider and Joshua B. Podolnick | June 21, 2019
It is important for tenants to know that, depending on the language of their lease, they may not be able to rely on the notice period provided in conditional limitation provisions as a defense in a non-payment proceeding.
By Harlan T. Greenman | June 21, 2019
While each of the various grounds for non-renewal has problematic elements, the narrow provision that is limited to an unpermitted sublease is most troublesome.
By Christopher Wright | June 21, 2019
Recently, the Manhattan Supreme Court issued a decision regarding the definition of zoning lots. The issue before the court was whether the New York City zoning regulations mandate that a zoning lot containing more than one tax lot (a “combined zoning lot”) must include the entire tax lot or can it include a portion of a tax lot.
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