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Opening Doors on a Fair Housing Decision
Moritt Hock & Hamroff's Robert L. Schonfeld analyzes the recent Eastern District decision in 'MHANY Management v. Incorporated Village of Garden City,' which presents a classic example as to how a municipality can run afoul of the federal Fair Housing Act even if none of its officers or employees directly express animus toward members of a protected class or take an action directly against a member of such a class.Mediating With a Litigation Committee or Trust
Leslie Berkoff, a partner at Moritt Hock & Hamroff, writes: Mediation in the bankruptcy context at times offers some very unique and key distinctions. One key difference is that the party often acting as the plaintiff in the adversary proceeding or contested matter is not necessarily the business owner but rather a litigation committee or trustee who is running a court ordered process long after the debtor has failed.Alternative Dispute Resolution
In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal: "International Arbitration in New York and Miami," "Mediating With a Litigation Committee or Trust," "'Arbitrating Against Non-Signatories: The Current State of Play," and "Boundaries of the FAA and Reverse Preemption Under the McCarran-Ferguson Act."Threshold Increase on Minds of Nassau Litigators
In January, when the Office of Court Administration made the official announcement that the monetary threshold in Manhattan's Commercial Division would rise to $500,000, Michael Cardello III and his partners in the litigation group at Moritt Hock & Hamroff gathered to discuss the implications.Debtors' Delusions of Bankruptcy
Leslie Berkoff, a partner of Moritt Hock & Hamroff, explores a few cases that demonstrate how the failure to appreciate the law and the impact of a bankruptcy filing can lead to nothing more than delay, wasted resources and, at times, disaster for the debtor.Corporate Restructuring and Bankruptcy
In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal: "How Detroit's Chapter 9 Case Could Affect New York Municipalities," "SCOTUS to Rule on Powers of Bankruptcy Judges," "Utilizing Pre-Approved Retainers Under Code Section 328" and "Debtors' Delusions of Bankruptcy."Trending Stories
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