Apr 24, 2013 | Litigation
By David K. Hou, Esq. Good news! In my (fake) job as an advisor at a technology consultancy, I have accumulated 50,000 followers on my “@TechFanaticDavid” Twitter account, and through my diligence I have amassed enough contacts on LinkedIn to be... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Litigation
By JAMES E. METZLER Tuesday July 24, 2007 THE DAILY RECORD Most Americans learned in school that Wilbur and Orville Wright invented the airplane. Less well known is the intense legal battle over the rights to their invention of modern-day flight, which took place in... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Litigation
By Devin L. Palmer, Esq. Wednesday January 7, 2004 The Daily Record Can a municipal employee ordered to submit to a mental evaluation under New York’s Civil Service Law § 72 sue the employer for defamation? This was the central issue before the Wayne County... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Litigation
Don’t Let Your Client’s Noncompliance With An Injunction Order Lead To A Motion For Contempt. By David K. Hou, Esq. The worst case scenario has happened and the court has imposed a TRO, or preliminary or permanent injunction against your client, enjoining... read moreAug 17, 2011 | Litigation
By David K. Hou, Esq. This article provides an update on recent cases regarding the transfer of structured settlement payment rights in New York. The New York Structured Settlement Protection Act (“SSPA”) requires judicial approval for the transfer of... read more
