Rear of New York State Court of Appeals Building, Albany. Photo: Daniel Case via Wikimedia Commons
A private investigator paid a visit to the address where the attorney claimed to have an office. There was no evidence he had space there, the defendant wrote.
January 04, 2019 at 02:54 PM
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The New York Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear arguments next week on whether a lawsuit was appropriately dismissed after the out-of-state attorney who brought the complaint allegedly did not have a permanent office in New York.
The high court will be tasked with deciding whether the case should be reinstated because the plaintiff on the suit, Arrowhead Capital Finance, additionally retained a firm within New York before the case was dismissed.
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