Why Savvy Trial Lawyers Rely on Appellate Counsel for Summary Judgment Motions In high-stakes litigation, every motion matters. Nowhere is this truer than with summary judgment motions, which can make or break Read More
Court Of Appeals Holds That Citizen Complaints Submitted Through A Municipality’s Online Reporting System Can Qualify As Prior Written Notice Recently, the Court of Appeals’ decision in Calabrese v. City of Albany, 2024 N.Y. Slip Op. 6289 [Ct App Dec. 17, Read More
The Second Department Recognizes That the Savings Provision of CPLR 205(a) May Be Utilized Multiple Times in the Same Controversy
Dog-Bite Negligence Unleashed: Court of Appeals Recognizes Common-Law Negligence Claims Against Pet Owners