Oops! They Did it Again: New York Courts Continue to Dismiss Lawsuits Based on Contractual Disclaimers
Fraud Claims Dismissed Based on the “As Is, Where Is, and With All Faults” Contractual Provision
New Supreme Court Rule on Summary Judgment Motions: “Just the Facts, Ma’am”
Too “Privileged” To Be Held Liable for Defamation, Says the Commercial Division
“Single Breach” vs. “Continuing Wrong”; the Continuing Wrong Doctrine Prevails, Saving Plaintiff’s Claim from Dismissal
Court explores the balance between a lawyer’s obligation to investigate the facts, and a lawyer’s reliance on what the client chooses to disclose or not disclose
