Construction Law Repayment Risk for NY Contractors Who Pay Workers Before Being Paid Contractors should beware of advancing their own funds on a New York job to pay workers, subcontractors, an... Read More Eugene H. Goldberg Associate 04/24/26
Matrimonial and Family Law Financial Control and Abuse in Divorce: What New York Spouses Need to Know Financial control is one of the most common, yet least discussed, forms of domestic abuse. Read More Allen A. Drexel Partner 04/24/26
Corporate Law "Wait and See" is NOT a Strategy for Your NY LLC Publication Are you aware that New York’s LLC Publication Requirement Enforcement has tightened? Read More Adam J. Berkey Partner 04/22/26
Cooperative & Condominium Law At the Front Desk: The Rules for Serving Legal Papers Through a Doorman Proper service of commencement papers is usually a jurisdictional prerequisite to maintain a court action, ... Read More Beth M. Gazes Associate 03/06/26
Cooperative & Condominium Law The Dakota Attorney Fee Case – A Warning for All Cooperatives A recent Appellate Division, First Department, decision (the Kasowitz, Benson Decision) has important impli... Read More David L. Berkey Partner 02/27/26
Cooperative & Condominium Law Court Dismisses Discrimination Claims – But Retaliation Claims Keep Co-op Board in Litigation At first blush, a court’s recent determination that a coop Board did not discriminate against shareholder o... Read More Beth M. Gazes Associate 02/26/26
Litigation Gallet Dreyer & Berkey Partner Adam J. Berkey Secures Appellate Victory in Loreti v. Lorcress, Recognized as a 2025 Top 10 Business Divorce Case Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP is pleased to announce that Partner A Read More Adam J. Berkey Partner 02/25/26
Matrimonial and Family Law 10 Questions to Ask Yourself If You Think a Prenup is Right for You and Your Partner A common, and sensitive question for engaged couples preparing for marriage is whether they should have a p... Read More Sarah R. Gersowitz Associate 02/25/26