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DAVID S. FRYDMAN NAMED TO AMERICA’S 2020 TOP 100 BET-THE-COMPANY LITIGATORS
Frydman LLC is pleased to announce that David Frydman has been selected to the 2020 America’s Top 100 Bet-The-Company Litigators list, an honor reserved for the nation’s most exceptional trial lawyers for high stakes business litigation matters....
DAVID S. FRYDMAN NAMED TO THE 2020 NEW YORK SUPER LAWYERS LIST
Frydman LLC is pleased to announce that David Frydman has been selected to the 2020 New York Super Lawyers list, an honor reserved for no more than 5% of New York lawyers. David’s selection recognizes his tremendous work and success representing...
Frydman LLC Hires Experienced Complex Commercial Litigation Attorney
Frydman LLC is pleased to announce the addition of seasoned New York litigation attorney Alex P. McBride to the firm. Mr. McBride focuses his practice on complex commercial and securities matters. Prior to joining Frydman LLC, he served as an...
DAVID S. FRYDMAN NAMED TO AMERICA’S 2019 TOP 100 BET-THE-COMPANY LITIGATORS
Frydman LLC is pleased to announce that David Frydman has been selected to the 2019 America’s Top 100 Bet-The-Company Litigators list, an honor reserved for the nation’s most exceptional trial lawyers for high stakes business litigation matters....
DAVID S. FRYDMAN NAMED TO THE 2019 NEW YORK SUPER LAWYERS LIST
Frydman LLC is pleased to announce that David Frydman has been selected to the 2019 New York Super Lawyers list, an honor reserved for no more than 5% of New York lawyers. David’s selection recognizes his tremendous work and success representing...
DOES AN INVESTOR DEFRAUDED INTO NOT SELLING HAVE A CLAIM FOR FRAUD IN NEW YORK?
Does someone defrauded into not selling (“holding”) an asset have a claim against the fraudster? Intuitively, one might think “of course!” if not for the fraud, the holder would have sold the asset and made a profit. Why should someone else’s bad...
FRYDMAN LLC SECURES RECOVERY IN LIMITED PARTNERSHIP DISPUTE
Frydman LLC recently secured a favorable recovery for our client in a lawsuit seeking unpaid distributions and our client’s share of the proceeds from a limited partnership’s sale of a New York City rental building. One of FLLC’s practice areas is...
ADMITTING A DEBT EXISTS CAN REVIVE A CLAIM BARRED BY THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
You might know there are deadlines to file any type of civil litigation claim known as statutes of limitation. For example, in New York, a breach of contract claim must be filed within six years after the date of breach (e.g. if a breach occurred...
THE BAREBURGER SAGA HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF WRITTEN AGREEMENTS
As we have often noted on this blog, the importance of businesspeople setting all the terms of their agreements into a writing cannot be overstated. If a term is not in a written agreement – such as a requirement that all partners must actually...
CAN FILING A LAWSUIT BREACH A CONTRACT?
When a party to a contract tells the other side that it has no intent of performing its contractual duties, the other party is typically entitled to either damages or a court order directing performance of the contract. This is referred to as an...
THE TEST FOR A DIRECT OR DERIVATIVE CLAIM ESTABLISHED IN FRYDMAN LLC DECISION FIVE YEARS LATER
This is the five year anniversary of the decision obtained by Frydman LLC in Yudell v. Gilbert, 99 A.D.3d 108, 949 N.Y.S.2d 380 (1st Dep’t 2012), where we successfully defended a joint venture partner and property manager of a shopping center on...
DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FINDER AND A BROKER? YOUR RIGHT TO BE PAID COULD DEPEND ON IT
You may have had a friend try to introduce you to a company looking for investors for a private offering or a PIPE transaction (private investment in public equity). Maybe you were even the person doing the introducing. If so, the issuer might...
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