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How to Recover Lost Profits in a Breach of Contract CaseThere are some instances where you can recover your lost profits in a breach of contract case - but it's far easier said than done, explains Jonathan Cooper
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How to Win the Breach of a Severance Agreement Case in New YorkIt seems to me that many people are under the impression that your hands are completely tied, and you have no immediate recourse to the New York State courts if your former employer breaches your severance agreement.
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How Disclaimers in a Contract Can Defeat a Breach of Implied Warranty Claim Under NY LawExclusive licensee has rights to sue for infringement, but patent owner retains title.
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Why It's So Hard to Prove the Breach of an ERISA Severance Plan In NYalthough an employee may, as a general rule, bring a common law (i.e., non-statutory) breach of contract claim based upon the failure of an employer to live up to their end of the deal of a severance agreement.
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How Some Important Exceptions to NY's Statute of Frauds Can Sustain a Breach of Contract ActionNY court rules in HP Hood v Diamond D Realty, impacting $1.5M dairy product payment dispute
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Finding Proof Insufficient to Pierce the Corporate Veil, Suffolk Court Dismisses Breach of Contract ClaimIf the unsubstantiated claims of this plaintiff are actually true, then I feel bad for the plaintiff.
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How You Can Recover Your Legal Fees in the Employment Context Under NY LawThere are some limited instances where you can recover your legal fees for a breach of contract under New York law, explains Jonathan Cooper.
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How to Prove the Breach of a Broker's Commission Agreement Under NY LawIt should come as no surprise that as the economy continues to sputter, falter, or whatever your term of choice may be, that many real estate brokers have taken an increasingly aggressive stance in protecting their commissions.
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When An Unwritten Agreement Is Valid and Enforceable Under New York LawOne of the most common - and potent - defenses to a breach of contract case is that the agreement was never reduced to writing; but there are exceptions
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Why Officer Liability for Breach of Contract & Fraud Is So Rare In New YorkThe question arises as to what New York's courts will do when a claimant tries to hold a corporate officer personally liable in either breach of contract or fraud.
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The Fun Part of Being a NY Business Litigation AttorneyA good day for NY business litigation lawyer Jonathan Cooper today as he gave his client more then just good news.
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NY's High Court Slams State Farm in Breach of Insurance Contract CaseIn a big victory for a property owner who brought a breach of insurance contract lawsuit against their insurance company, New York's highest court held a invalid State Farm's disclaimer of coverage.
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