The New York Court of Appeals grants reargument in less than 1% of cases and reverses itself even more rarely. On Feb. 18, 2014, the Court of Appeals did just that.
The New York Court of Appeals grants reargument in less than 1% of cases and reverses itself even more rarely. On Feb. 18, 2014, the Court of Appeals did just that.
A New York State appeals court ruled that a preliminary injunction against a former Aon employee accused of poaching clients can remain in place as the case proceeds.
The New York Court of Appeals denied an insurance company's motion for reargument of a decision that affirmed a key principle of the insurance contract on June 6, reaffirming a decision delivered on
The New York Court of Appeals denied an insurance company's motion for reargument of a decision that affirmed a key principle of the insurance contract on June 6, reaffirming a decision delivered on