Entries tagged: commercial litigation

If it isn’t extreme and outrageous to film a trauma patient’s last minutes alive, the pronouncement of his death, and […]

Integration clauses typically state that an agreement is the entire and only agreement between parties, superseding any prior written or […]

What happens when an attorney represents a corporate entity in the formation of that entity and then represents one of […]

Can an e-mail exchange create a binding contract? The short answer is yes! With the proliferation of electronic communications, it […]

The Commercial Division in Monroe County, New York recently decided an interesting case, Kellman v. Document Security Systems, Inc. (Rosenbaum, […]

Summary An earnout is a contractual provision in an agreement for the purchase and sale of a business in which […]

In litigation, it is one thing to obtain a judgment against an individual or entity, but it is another thing […]

In H&H Chiropractic Services, P.C. a/a/o Jesus Jimenez v. Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company[1], a Queens County Civil Court […]

Generally speaking, the two ways a party can recover attorneys’ fees if it is successful in litigation are: (1) by […]