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Asserting an Equitable Defense or Counterclaim? “Waive” Your Jury Goodbye!

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on January 27, 2022
Posted in Defenses, Jury Demand, Pleadings
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Most New York practitioners are aware that certain causes of action are triable by a jury, while other claims are triable only by the court.  For example, causes of action for money damages, such as tort claims, contract claims, and certain statutory claims, are triable by a jury, while equitable claims, such as claims for…

Treasury Secretary Escapes Fraud Claims

By Viktoriya Liberchuk on June 15, 2018
Posted in Defenses, Motions

On June 5, 2018, in RKA Film Financing, LLC v. Kavanaugh et al., the First Department unanimously affirmed the Supreme Court, New York County’s decision absolving the United States Secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin, of fraud claims brought by RKA Film Financing LLC (“RKA”), a media financing company.

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When Is A Fraud Claim Duplicative Of A Breach Of Contract Claim?

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on March 8, 2018
Posted in Pleadings
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Generally speaking, a fraud claim that is “duplicative” of a breach of contract claim will be dismissed. But when is a fraud claim sufficiently duplicative of a breach of contract claim so as to warrant its dismissal? The New York County Commercial Division (Sherwood, J.) recently answered this question in xLon Beauty, LLC v Day…

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