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Shared Interests ≠ United in Interest

“Just Because We Have a lot in Common Doesn’t Mean I’m Ready to be Long Term Co-Defendants.” The statute of limitations is a concept that essentially says, “you can’t wait…
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Et Tu, Brute?

It’s the Safety Inspectors We Love that Hurt Us the Most In Cuomo v. The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, 2024 NY Slip Op 03008, plaintiff alleged…
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Ride Share Exclusion Upheld

A United States District Court judge in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently granted a motion for summary judgement by Defendant in a declaratory judgement and insurance bad faith action.…
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Do Not Amend At Your Leisure

Accident Straight Out of Michael Bay Movie Not Enough for Summary Judgment on Plaintiff’s § 240(1) Claim The Supreme Court, New York County, recently denied a motion for summary judgment…
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Trip? Slip? Trip n’ Slip?

Supreme Court Sifts Through Debris on §§ 200 and 241(6) Claims What happens if plaintiff moves for summary judgment when he can’t identify what actually caused the accident and cannot…
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