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NYLJ “Proposed Settlement of Claims Arising from Sale of Stuyvesant Town Property Approved as ‘Fair and Reasonable’”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey and Christopher DeNicola In 2010, the former owners of the Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town (Stuy Town)...
Apr 12, 2024


NYLJ “Is GameStop the New Blockbuster? Court Considers VPPA Application to Tracking Pixel Technology”
By Steve Kramarsky and John Milson Do you accept cookies? Anyone who has been using the web for more than a few years has probably...
Mar 18, 2024


NYLJ “Settlement Agreement Enforceable in Absence of Written Agreement”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey and Christine Kim Parties engaged in settlement discussions often reach an agreement in principle by exchanging...
Feb 15, 2024


NYLJ “Shake Shack Unshaken: Court Limits Typeface Protections in Font License”
By Steve Kramarsky Intellectual property law is, at its core, a balancing act. On one side is the need to protect new ideas and original...
Jan 12, 2024


NYLJ “Right Number, Wrong Phone: Court Examines Carrier Liability for ‘SIM-Swapping’”
By Steve Kramarsky In July 2023, high-tech, silver spheres began appearing in cities around the world, offering users the chance to have...
Nov 20, 2023


NYLJ “No Breach of Settlement Agreement Where Text of Unsigned Draft Agreement Indicated Execution Was Required”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey When the parties to a dispute negotiate a settlement agreement, they generally memorialize their agreement in a...
Oct 13, 2023


NYLJ “Tell Me No Secrets: SDNY Considers the Scope of Trade Secret Protection for Consumer-Facing Products”
By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Move fast and break things. Innovate or die. Internet-age corporate speak tends to reserve its highest...
Sep 18, 2023


NYLJ “Oral Agreement to Settle at Mediation and Follow-Up Email Insufficient for Enforcement”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey New York practitioners are likely aware that not all enforceable settlements are reduced to a formal settlement...
Jul 7, 2023


NYLJ “Non-Functional by Design?”
Court Considers the Applicability of Copyright Act to ‘Look and Feel’ of a Website By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Recently, a track...
May 15, 2023


NYLJ “Lack of Agreement on the Term ‘Implicit’ Insufficient To Preclude Enforcement”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey When parties to a litigation negotiate a settlement agreement, they often agree on certain core terms before others,...
Apr 19, 2023


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