Invoicing Can Start The Ticking Of The Limitations Clock
Previous blog posts have reminded the industry that a statute, or the contract itself, may shorten the time...
It’s Wrong. But What Kind Of Wrong?
When someone commits an act or omission which the law determines is wrong, it can often be pigeon-holed int...
FAQ - Can Employers Require Their Employees To Get Vaccinated?
As vaccines to prevent COVID-19 become more widely available and accepted, employers might be considering w...
The Tariff Wars: You’re Going to Need a Drink
The United States and the European Union are in the midst of a damaging game of retaliatory tit-for-tariff....
No Personal Responsibility For Commercial Leases
One recent development arising from the COVID-19 pandemic has been a dramatic change affecting the previous...
Indemnity For Officers And Directors In A Condominium
A recent case has called attention to the issue of whether officers and directors or managers of a condomin...
Executive Order 202.8: Tolling Of New York Statute of Limitations During the Pandemic — Stop the Clock or a Grace Period?
On March 20, 2020, after the beginning of the COVID pandemic, Governor Andrew M.
