Breach of Contract Claim Cannot Be Based on Alleged Trivial Deviation from Contract’s Notice Provisions

Breach of Contract Claim Cannot Be Based on Alleged Trivial Deviation from Contract’s Notice Provisions

On April 29, 2025, the First Department issued a decision in Manorhaven Capital LLC v. Marc J. Bern & Partners, LLP, 2025 NY Slip Op. 02551, holding that a breach of contract claim cannot be based on alleged trivial deviations from a contract’s notice provisions . . . Continue reading Breach of Contract Claim Cannot Be Based on Alleged Trivial Deviation from Contract’s Notice Provisions

Advertising Mentioning a Business’s Proximity to New York Insufficient to Create Personal Jurisdiction in New York

Advertising Mentioning a Business’s Proximity to New York Insufficient to Create Personal Jurisdiction in New York

On February 7, 2025, Justice Jamieson of the Westchester County Commercial Division issued a decision in Pepsico, Inc. v. Crystal Springs Resorts/Minerals Hotel, 2025 NY Slip Op. 50515(U), holding that advertising mentioning a business’s proximity to New York was insufficient to create personal jurisdiction in New York . . . Continue reading Advertising Mentioning a Business’s Proximity to New York Insufficient to Create Personal Jurisdiction in New York

Plaintiff Ordered to Produce Witness Who Lived Outside the US for an In-Person Deposition in New York

Plaintiff Ordered to Produce Witness Who Lived Outside the US for an In-Person Deposition in New York

On April 14, 2025, Justice Reed of the New York County Commercial Division issued a decision in DOIT Hospitality Del. LLC v. Reuben Bros. Ltd., 2025 NY Slip Op. 50532(U), ordering a plaintiff to produce a witness who lived outside the United States for an in-person deposition in New York . . . Continue reading Plaintiff Ordered to Produce Witness Who Lived Outside the US for an In-Person Deposition in New York

Party That Sold its Interest in Property Lacked Standing to Defend a Foreclosure Action Relating to It

Party That Sold its Interest in Property Lacked Standing to Defend a Foreclosure Action Relating to It

On April 16, 2025, the Second Department issued a decision in Nechadim Corp. v. 500 Putnam St. Realty, LLC, 2025 NY Slip Op. 02214, holding that a party that sold its interest in property lacked standing to defend a foreclosure action relating to it . . . Continue reading Party That Sold its Interest in Property Lacked Standing to Defend a Foreclosure Action Relating to It