When Is A Liquidated Damage Clause An Unenforceable Penalty?
A homeowner wanted to develop his West Greenwich Village townhouse and entered into a License Agreement wit...
The Dotted Line: ‘Carrot and stick’ provisions help architects and GCs get along
By Joe Bousquin - Featuring Randy Heller, Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
Bank Obligations Regarding Attorney Escrow Accounts
The President of the New York State Bar Association recently appointed me to a special ethics s
Condominiums May Conduct Unit Owner Meetings Virtually
On July 1, 2022, Governor Hochul signed into law a bill amending Section 339-v of the Real Property Law to ...
Federal Circuit Backtracks on Negative Claim Limitations in Fingolimod Patent
Novartis Pharms. Corp. v. Accord Healthcare Inc., No. 2021-1070 (Fed. Cir.
When A Marriage Ends, Who Gets The Pets? A Recent Statutory Amendment In New York May Make It More Complicated For Courts To Decide
When a couple separates, a common concern is who will get to keep the pets. Comp
Court Dismisses “Total Cost” Delay Damages Based on Bid Estimate
A trial court victory for $9.8 million in additional labor costs was dismissed by the appellate court (alon...
Private Lease On Public Land—Oh, What A Mess
In a recent decision, an appellate court in Manhattan packed a lot of important information about public an...