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Midsize Moves: 2 New York Hires and an Oklahoma Marketing Director
Herrick, Feinstein and Offit Kurman make high-level hires in New York, and Conner & Winters adds a director of marketing in its Oklahoma City office.
COVID-19's Impact on Land Use and Development in New York
The pandemic continues to affect construction throughout the state, as well as everything from applications for building permits and land use approvals to public hearings and related litigation.
Federal Judge Sues Insurer, Claiming He Faces Illegal Eviction From Temporary Abode Amid Pandemic
An agent of Allstate Insurance, the judge alleges, set a "move-out" date of April 22, precisely one year after his family home was destroyed in a fire, after making a slow response to his claim and disputes over the provision of information by Allstate.
Federal Judge Sues Insurer, Claiming He Faces Illegal Eviction From Temporary Abode Amid Pandemic
An agent of Allstate Insurance, the judge alleges, set a "move-out" date of April 22, precisely one year after his family home was destroyed in a fire, after making a slow response to his claim and disputes over the provision of information by Allstate.
EDNY Judge Sues Insurer, Claiming He Faces Illegal Eviction From Temporary Abode Amid Pandemic
An agent of Allstate Insurance, the judge alleges, set a "move-out" date of April 22, precisely one year after his family home was destroyed in a fire, after making a slow response to his claim and disputes over the provision of information by Allstate.
Cutting It Short: Motions for Summary Judgment
Motions for summary judgment are often utilized in the Surrogate's Court to crystallize issues and reach a quick result in a litigation. While generally invoked in contested probate proceedings, summary relief has also been the subject of contested construction proceedings, and proceedings to fix and determine a claim against an estate.
SEQRA Standing in the Appellate Division Departments
In this State Environmental Regulation column, Charlotte A. Biblow and John C. Stellakis discuss recent SEQRA standing decisions from all four Appellate Division departments involving a wide variety of petitioners and fact patterns. Collectively, these appellate rulings illustrate the breadth of situations in which SEQRA standing is considered by the judicial system, and the various factors that can lead to a finding of standing—or to a conclusion that standing has not been established.A Drastic But Recognized Zoning Remedy: Removing Unlawful Structures
It is a relatively rare occurrence, but courts are willing to grant the extraordinary relief of directing the removal of an existing structure as a remedy for violating zoning rules.
Business Divorce Cases of 2019
Last year's most noteworthy business divorce cases are marked by a diversity of subject matter, spanning a gamut of disputes among co-owners of limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, and business and professional corporations.TRENDING STORIES
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