Thomson Reuters News & Insight
Featured Content from WESTLAW
Beginning in June, Thomson Reuters News & Insight content will be available exclusively on WestlawNext®, as part of its Practitioner Insights offering. On June 21, the Thomson Reuters News & Insight website, iPhone® app and newsletters will be discontinued. See Frequently Asked Questions to learn more.

New York Legal

  •  
  •  

New York Decision Roundup - December 13, 2012

12/13/2012 COMMENTS (0)

Rubio v. Rubio (Sup. Ct., Suffolk County) 

Business Organizations-Shareholders 

Doctrine of judicial estoppel applied to prevent plaintiff from asserting he was a shareholder. Emily Pines, J. 

Hawkins v. Tyree (S.D.N.Y.) Bankruptcy-Discharge 

Claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress did not fall within willful and malicious injury discharge exception.  

Andrew J. Peck, United States Magistrate Judge 

Lang v. Wilhelm (Sup. Ct., Suffolk County) 
Torts-Premises Liability 
Genuine issue of material fact existed as to whether a dangerous condition existed on the basement floor. Joseph C. Pastoressa, J. 

Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Young (Sup. Ct., Suffolk County) 
Litigation-Judgment 
Mortgagor’s excuse of active engagement in settlement negotiations did not constitute reasonable excuse for default. Joseph C. Pastoressa, J. 

U.S. v. Caronia (2nd Cir.) 
Health-Drugs 
Factors weighed in favor of finding that defendant's promotion of off–label drug use was protected by First Amendment. Chin, Circuit Judge 

Moyal Constr. Inc. v. A To Z Group Co. LLC (Sup. Ct., New York County)Torts-Tortious Interference 
Counterclaim asserting that lawsuit was frivolous did not state a claim. Kathryn E. Freed, J. 

Beautiful Village Assocs. Redevel. Co. v. Gomez (N.Y. App. Div., 1st Dep’t) 
Real Property-Subsidized Housing 
Evidence was sufficient to raise an inference that tenant knew or should have known that her Section 8 apartment was being used for drug related criminal activity. Per curiam 

Sullivan v. Harnisch(N.Y. App. Div., 1st Dep’t) 
Labor and Employment-Wrongful Discharge 
Employer did not suffer consequential damages as a result of former employee's alleged breach of confidentiality in disclosing two clients' identities. 

People v. Members(N.Y. App. Div., 4th Dep’t) 
Criminal Justice-Jury Trial court erred in accepting verdict from 11 jurors, warranting new trial in murder prosecution.  

Doe v. Bd. of Ed. of Greenport Union Free School Dist. (N.Y. App. Div., 2nd Dep’t) 
Education-Labor and Employment 
School district was not vicariously liable for employee's sexual assaults of student or for negligent hiring and supervision.  


Register or log in to comment.

© 2013 Thomson Reuters