Construction Law Court Holds 6-Month Limitation Period “Unreasonable and Unenforceable” It has long been established that parties to a contract may agree to shorten the statute of limitations. ... Read More Randy J. Heller Partner 11/04/19
Down Goes Frazier (FinTech) The knockout punch was in May when a federal judge decided that offering a national FinTech charter exceede... Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 10/31/19
It’s Not Quite Schadenfreude, But Now Maybe Other Businesses Will Understand Your Pain In the closing rush of the legislative session in July, New York adopted a statute that requires all busine... Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 10/21/19
Don’t Abandon the Abandoned Property Law. You May Lose Interest. Busybodies, like whistleblowers, can sue to collect money fraudulently withheld from New York State, and sh... Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 10/14/19
The GAO Criticizes FinCEN For Not Communicating CTR and SAR Metrics. But Is Communication Enough? In August, the GAO issued a report titled, “Agencies and Financial Institutions Share Information but Metri... Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 10/07/19
Is Using A Credit Card To Buy Bitcoin The Same As Getting A Cash Advance? Chase Says Yes! First, let’s get the clutter out of the way. Read More Jay L. Hack Partner 10/02/19
Cooperative & Condominium Law Real Estate Law Guidance Issued Regarding the $20 Cap on Application Fees The New York State Department of State (the “DOS”) has just issued a Guidance for Real Estate Professionals... Read More Scott M. Smiler Partner 09/25/19
Construction Law Willful Exaggeration of Lien For Extra Work Summit Development Corp. Read More Randy J. Heller Of Counsel 09/25/19