Survey: 2015 Business Associations
Sandra S. O’Loughlin and Christopher J. Bonner review developments in New York Business Association law in 2015. Their review focuses on the major changes made to New York’s LLC law,… Read more »
Category: Business Associations
New York State Senate Passes Bill to Accommodate Ride Sharing Apps, but the Assembly Will Not Follow
—by S. Alex Berlucchi Sources: S.B. 4280, 238th S. Sess., 2015-2016 Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2016); Mike McAndrew, Senate Passes Uber in Upstate NY Bill, but Assembly Expected to Balk, Syracuse.com,… Read more »
NY Court of Appeals Grants Summary Judgment in Joint Venture Dispute
—by Shannon Crane Littleton Constr. Ltd. v. Huber Constr., Inc., No. 96, 2016 N.Y. LEXIS 1688 (June 14, 2016). *** In Littleton Construction Ltd. v. Huber Construction, Inc, plaintiff commenced… Read more »
Survey: 2014 Business Associations
Survey of New York Business Associations law for 2013–2014. View Full PDF Sandra S. O’Loughlin is a Partner at Hiscock & Barclay, LLP. in Buffalo, New York; Adjunct Professor and Lecturer,… Read more »
Kimso v Ghandi
This appeal addresses a party’s ability to amend a pleading following trial and the full presentation of proof by both parties. Counterclaim plaintiff, Mahesh Gandhi and his two associates formed… Read more »
In re: Thelen LLP
The Court of Appeals answers two certified questions that arose in two separate law firm bankruptcy cases, where the firms dissolved their partnerships. In Thelen, the partners included an “Unfinished… Read more »
Survey: 2013 Business Associations
Survey of New York Business Associations law for 2012–2013. View Full PDF Sandra S. O’Loughlin: Partner, Hiscock & Barclay, LLP, Buffalo, New York; Adjunct Professor and Lecturer, University at Buffalo Law School,… Read more »
Survey: 2012 Business Associations
Survey of New York Business Associations law for 2011–2012. View Full PDF Sandra S. O’Loughlin: Partner, Hiscock & Barclay, LLP, Buffalo, New York; Adjunct Professor and Lecturer, University at Buffalo… Read more »
Note: Young Fella, If You’re Looking for Trouble I’ll Accommodate You: Deputizing Private Companies for the Use of Hackback
A computer operator sits in front of a computer screen, monitoring a tank of toxic chemicals.[1] A series of computers control the tank’s physical hardware. All of a sudden, the… Read more »
Survey: 2011 Business Associations
The period covered by this Survey was marked by significant decisions, of which Kirschner v. KPMG LLP, discussed under the topic of Agency below, seems to the authors to be… Read more »