Landlord Loses Back Rent Case Due to E-Discovery Violations Including Failure to Hire Tech Vendor

Knock Out of Homestead Exemption — Ediscovery and Skilled Cross Examination Get at the Truth

Tenant Buy Outs — Making Them Happen

High Tech (But Not Necessarily Expensive) Ways to Prove Non-Primary Residence in Rent Stabilization Cases: Surveillance Cameras and/or E-Discovery

Document Review and Production Platforms in the Boutique Law Firm Environment

Email Strikes Out Wilpon: JP Morgan on Deck

Discovery Violations = Sanctions and Attorneys’ Fees

Fraudulent Inducement and Alter Ego

You MUST Know about Electronic Evidence… because YOU Create it Every Day: Four Tips Every Business Person Needs to Know

The “e” in e-mail Stands for Evidence. In what is being called a landmark ruling, a New York State Supreme Court judge determined that the Corcoran Group failed to produce e-mails in a case where the residential giant allegedly sold a flood-prone condominium unit to a couple in Brooklyn.

Discovery as to Opponents Assets Denied by Appellate Court as Overbroad

Broome Realty Associates v. Esposito
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