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When Attorneys Go Way Too FarRecently, I attended a non-party deposition in a commercial litigation matter arising out of a dispute over who is the rightful owner of a particular property in New York.
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How Not Being Licensed Can Cost You Your Fee In New YorkI understand why the Court, and the New York Legislature set up the rules in this fashion: if they allowed unlicensed contractors to still get paid for work that requires a license.
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Despite Lack of Formal Relationship, Accountant Can Be Liable In Fraud & Negligence, NY Appeals Court HoldsA NY ruling expands liability to non-clients. Learn how negligence and fraud claims apply without a signed agreement.
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Revealing Your Well-Prepared Hand Can Yield The Best Results in NY Business LitigationLearn why revealing a strong position early can lead to better outcomes in New York commercial litigation.
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NY Court Allows Service of Legal Papers via FacebookIn a landmark ruling earlier this year, a New York court allowed service of legal papers via Facebook, explains NY business litigation attorney Jonathan Cooper
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When Appealing an Awful Decision May Be the Wrong MoveWhen you get handed a bad decision, you will often have more than one option, explains NY business litigation attorney Jonathan Cooper.
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Why NY Courts Won't Just Throw Out Frivolous LawsuitsJust because it's obvious to you that the lawsuit is frivolous doesn't mean a court will just throw it out, says business litigation attorney Jonathan Cooper
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Why Most Defamation Lawsuits Fail (at Least in New York)Public humiliation alone is not enough to win a defamation lawsuit, explains NY business litigation lawyer Jonathan Cooper
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