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By Colleen Murphy | January 17, 2024
"We do urge the court to affirm the bright-line rule articulated by the Appellate Division that class action waivers outside of arbitration are per se unconscionable under New Jersey's public policy as necessary to protect the important public interests that underlie New Jersey's public policy favoring class actions in cases that do meet the requirements under Rule 4:32-1," the plaintiffs' counsel, Miriam S. Edelstein of Costello & Mains, said.
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By Scott A. Weinberg and Joel C. Haims | January 17, 2024
Scott Weinberg and Joel Haims discuss New York's "Election of Remedies" statute, examining whether it really has a material impact in practice.
6 minute read
By Emily Saul | January 16, 2024
The state's highest court denied the challenge, writing "no substantial constitutional question is directly involved."
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By Patricia Kane | January 16, 2024
Scott Mollen discusses "SCE Environmental Group v. Murnane Bldg. Contrs. Inc." involving three litigations arising from a public construction project commenced by the NYS Office of General Services.
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By Howard W. Kingsley | January 16, 2024
Howard Kingsley, who represented Broom Lender in "Broome Lender LLC v. Empire Broome LLC," discusses the case and how the Appellate Division, First Department removed common obstacles and cleared the path for assignees of mortgage loans to foreclose easily and quickly. Kingsley offers that the case is a "major win for lenders and their assignees because there had not been a prior decision by a New York state court where it found that, although standing was not established through an allonge, standing was established on summary judgment by the assignment of the note."
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By Matthew L. Worsham | January 12, 2024
There are many reasons that Florida continues to attract new residents; however, establishing residency here may not eliminate tax obligations to newcomers' former home states. It is essential that individuals looking to renounce their domicile/residency follow individual state guidelines to avoid costly mistakes.
6 minute read
By Emily Saul | January 11, 2024
Donald Trump gave a surprise address to the court following defense closing arguments in his business fraud trial, alleging he should be paid damages.
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By Charles Toutant | January 11, 2024
The plaintiffs, Timothy and Matthew Harmon, operators of various restaurants and taverns, brought the suit in U.S. District Court.
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By Anthony Davies | January 11, 2024
While new to law firms, hoteling strategies are line with the practices of companies in other verticals where hoteling and 100% work flexibility have been successfully in place for some time.
6 minute read
By Amanda O'Brien | January 11, 2024
Pittsburgh-based shareholder James Newell will take over from Philadelphia-based Joe Dougherty in May.
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