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First Dept. Forms Bright-Line Rule To Cap Damages From Breach of 'Agreement to Agree'
In his March 2023 column, Curtis Leitner discussed how the trial court in 'Cresco' bucked the principle that damages from a breach of a preliminary "agreement to agree" are limited to out-of-pocket costs—however, the First Department reversed this decision in June. This column addresses that reversal.
Sale of Air Rights; Use and Occupancy: This Week in Scott Mollen's Realty Law Digest
Scott Mollen discusses "301 E. 60th St. LLC v. Competitive Solutions LLC," where the issue was whether a contract pertaining to the sale of inclusionary air rights can be subject to specific performance, and "Dahl v. Prince Holdings 2012 LLC," where the landlord was granted use and occupancy.
In-House Lawyer Says She Was Defamed, Subject to Hostile Work Environment
"The defendants here made sure that plaintiff's excitement was extinguished, her sense of self-worth was trampled upon and her goal of positive change on the African continent was apathetically cancelled," the suit claims.No Mutual Assent to Real Estate Contract: This Week in Scott Mollen's Realty Law Digest
Scott Mollen discusses "590 Myrtle LLC v. Silverman-Shaw Inc." a case which illustrates the significance of contract language which provides that a contract will not become binding until and unless it has been signed and delivered by the respective parties.
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How Vendors and Clients Can Bridge the Divide Over How AI Applies to CLM
Training AI is an aspect of implementation that vendors need to discuss more with their prospects during sales calls—and one that prospects must educate themselves better on to make more informed CLM purchase decisions.
ABO Pharmaceuticals Sues FedEx, Others for Alleged Breach of Contract
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
The Southern District's 'Limited Exception' for Finder's Fee Contracts
A recent decision in the Southern District of New York, Rhee v. SHVMS, provides important guidance on the distinction between a finder and a broker. This article explains the distinction, the surrounding legal uncertainty, and how Rhee creates a practical roadmap for drafting compliant and enforceable "finder's fee" agreements.
Justices Disagree as Texas Supreme Court Undercuts Municipal Immunity
Justices James Blacklock and Jane Bland dissented.
Luminance's CEO on the Future of Lawyers and Why ChatGPT Is Only 'Dinner Party' Smart
The use of AI is becoming essential, but humans will always be necessary in the business of law, says the head of one of the legal sector's fastest growing tech firms.TRENDING STORIES
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