Don’t Forget the Statutory Notice of Claim
We don’t usually write about personal injury matters. But sadly, personal injury accidents happen o
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Is Your Arbitration Governed by Federal or State Law? Does it Matter?
Many contracting parties, when drafting their contracts, give some consideration to whether their dispute
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Arbitration Absent Agreement: A Survey of New York Statutory Nonconsensual Binding Arbitration
By Eugene H. Goldberg, AssociateGallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
When in Doubt – Blame the Bank
Regulators have recently erupted with pronouncements regarding the alleged “abusive” practice of banks ch
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Divorce and Retirement: It's a Matter of Trust
By Gregg Greenberg | Featuring Allen A. Drexel, Partner Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
When Is A Liquidated Damage Clause An Unenforceable Penalty?
A homeowner wanted to develop his West Greenwich Village townhouse and entered into a License Agreement wit...
The Dotted Line: ‘Carrot and stick’ provisions help architects and GCs get along
By Joe Bousquin - Featuring Randy Heller, Gallet Dreyer & Berkey, LLP
Condominiums May Conduct Unit Owner Meetings Virtually
On July 1, 2022, Governor Hochul signed into law a bill amending Section 339-v of the Real Property Law to ...
