The Dakota Attorney Fee Case – A Warning for All Cooperatives
A recent Appellate Division, First Department, decision (the Kasowitz, Benson Decision) has important impli...
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...
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
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...
Is Your Co-op Prepared for the New NYC Co-op Application Timeline Law?
The New York City Council recently enacted Int. 1120-2024 B, or the Cooperative Application Timeline Law (L...
Requirement: All-Cash Deals to Be Reported to Feds
Beginning March 1, 2026, certain details concerning the conveyance of non-financed residential real propert...
Paw & Order: Pet Custody in New York Divorces
The bond between people and their pets is profound, and when a marriage dissolves, both parties often consi...
In NYS, Is It Better to Serve a “Bad” Response to a Notice to Admit or Move for a Protective Order?
Under New York law, the decision to serve a non-substantive or inadequate response to a notice to admit, ra...
