Manhasset, NY
Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Manhasset, NY
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Arbitration ... +8 more
You don't need him there. He received notice of the Hearing and if he fails to show, you present your evidence to the Arbitrator and he can issue...
In an Arbitration, it is the Arbitrator who will rule on any discovery, including third-party discovery. The Arbitrator would have to issue the...
No, on the statute of limitations since you commenced the arbitration. Just pick five out of five then send it back to the association and have the...
No. The attorney handling the case should have his name somewhere on the retainer. send him a certified letter, return receipt requested, telling...
Settle order in an electronic action, which is most actions now, means you recite all the papers that were submitted on the motion, Whereas...
In state court virtually all discovery issues are dealt with in the local rules applicable to your Court. Supreme and Civil have totally different...
Yes is the short answer. There are a number of possibilities: does he have any collateral? If so, have him execute a promissory note on demand for...
As pointed out by Mr. Smollens, your lease may be enforceable since the Landlord signed it. I believe you need to have an attorney review it.
Talk to your attorney. He should be answering this type of question. But, just so you know, if the amount sued upon is "liquidated" -- namely, that...
I know the irony in this question, but was there anything in writing? You paid him, did he give you a receipt indicating what he was to do? I have...