Veteran litigator Stanley Arkin "cannot avoid personal liability simply because his consent to such (sublease) provisions may now seem ill advised," Acting Supreme Court Justice O. Peter Sherwood said, addressing a major issue in the contentious breakup of Arkin Kaplan Rice.
June 10, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Veteran litigator Stanley Arkin remains liable for office rent under a sublease despite the withdrawal of partners or a firm re-configuration, Manhattan Acting Supreme Court Justice O. Peter Sherwood said last week.
Arkin "cannot avoid personal liability simply because his consent to such (sublease) provisions may now seem ill advised," Sherwood said in Arkin Kaplan Rice v. Kaplan, 652316-2012.
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