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- New York Appellate Court Defines Summary Judgment Standard For New York City Human Rights Law Claims.
For the first time, a New York appellate court has outlined the evidentiary burden an employer must satisfy to win a New York City Human Rights Law cl...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2012, January 2012
- New York Court's Appellate Division Lets Idas Offer Truck, Rail Benefits
Two recent rulings by the state court's appellate division have opened the door for New York companies to purchase transportation equipment, such as trucks and rail cars, tax-free through industrial development agencies. The rulings essentially eliminate use of a 1973 law state tax officials had been citing to prevent the tax breaks, while giving local IDAs another tool to use when attempting to attract or retain businesses with their own transportation operations.
- Long Island Business News
- January 25, 2013
- New York Appellate Court Defines Summary Judgment Standard For New York City Human Rights Law Claims
For the first time, a New York appellate court has outlined the evidentiary burden an employer must satisfy to win a New York City Human Rights Law cl...

- Arbitrator, Not Court, Should Determine Whether Employment Agreements Permit Collective Arbitration, Says New York Appellate Court
New York's First Department – an intermediate appeals court – recently affirmed a New York County trial court decision holding that an arbitrator, not...
- Arbitrator, Not Court, Should Determine Whether Employment Agreements Permit Collective Arbitration, Says New York Appellate Court.
New York's First Department - an intermediate appeals court - recently affirmed a New York County trial court decision holding that an arbitrator, not...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2011, January 2011
- Divorce Reopened Because of 'Madoff' Losses, Rules New York Appellate Court
A husband could reopen a property settlement with his wife based on a claim that his investments were overvalued at the time of divorce because of the fraud of his advisors, a New York appellate court has ruled in reversing a dismissal. The husband is a partner at a large New York law firm. The parties divorced in 2006 and agreed to an equal division of marital property, which at the time included a $5.4 million account with Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities. In accordance with the property settlement agreement, the husband paid the wife $6.6 million.
- Lawyers USA
- January 13, 2011
- Supreme Court of the State of New York, Appellate Division, 4th Dept. Recognized for Pro Bono Policy
Members of the Appellate Division, Fourth Department are getting the star treatment. Presiding Justice Henry J. Scudder and members of his staff were the center of attention Tuesday for a video crew from the American Bar Association, sent to tape segments for an awards presentation in August in Chicago.
- Daily Record (Rochester, NY)
- July 03, 2012
- New York Appellate Court Adopts Zubulake In Imposing Adverse Inference For Handling of E-Mails
A leading appellate court in New York has now adopted the stringent rules applied in federal courts prescribing an early date by when documents and in...
- New York Appellate Court holds 'Amazon Rule' is Facially Constitutional, Reinstates Case.
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court partially has affirmed the dismissal of complaints filed by Amazon.com and Overstock.com challeng...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2010, January 2010
- Peter Galasso's 2-Year Law Suspension Upheld by New York State Supreme Court's Appellate Division
A Garden City attorney suspended from practicing law for two years after his brother stole more than $4 million from his law firm's escrow accounts had his suspension upheld by the state appeals court. The New York State Supreme Court's Appellate Division has concluded that Peter Galasso, a matrimonial attorney and founding partner of Garden City-based Galasso, Langione, Catterson & LoFrumento, was receiving appropriate punishment for his brother's transgressions.
- Long Island Business News
- December 28, 2012