It is a general proposition of New York law (and elsewhere) that contracts should be enforced as they are written. That basic proposition served as the deciding factor in a recent decision which filled in some gaps in case law regarding contractual termination conversion clauses. In Minelli Construction Corp. v.…
On February 24, 2015, the New York Court of Appeals granted appellants’ motion for leave to appeal in Glick v. Harvey, 2015 WL 753795 (N.Y. Feb. 24, 2015), which should result in a significant ruling by New York’s highest court concerning the parameters of the implied public trust doctrine. The…
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