Does the time spent litigating a case commenced timely count against the statute of limitation if the case is discontinued?

If the same action is still proceeding - with the same index number and date - you should be just fine. But, I agree with my colleague: hire an...

Statute of Limitations for Court Ordered Education Expenses in New York state

You need to look at the document which outlined those terms. Is it a Separation Agreement? A divorce decree? A Family Court order? It should...

We all have to deal with the harassing business market today. Look online for "do not call list." Companies are required by law to remove your...

Son is going to Federal prison,but he has a lawsuit going on

Sorry about your son. Hire a lawyer for him - if possible - to handle the other lawsuit. Good luck.

What are my rights? How should I approach this? Attorney failed to send a fee agreement prior to work commencing. ERISA case

I agree with my colleague. You are now in a position to negotiate that agreement, since the law firm failed to have you sign it prior to retention.

Should I request a NDA from people that I am seeking advise?

I agree with my colleagues; however, if you are merely seeking marketing advice and it is important for your business, you may want to allow...

Can an E-mail + Escrow.com Agreement between two parties be a binding (enforcing) contract if the buyer lives in South Korea

The Contract should indicate which state law governs (so make sure that there is a clause stating that NY law governs the terms of the agreement)...

Is it the producing party's duty to detail speakers /context of audios produced in discovery if an interrogatory requests that?

I mostly agree with my colleagues; however, my response has to be, "it depends." Many times Interrogatories or D & I demands ask for details that...

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You have two questions here and the first is quite impossible to answer. It simply depends on the court docket. As for your "argument," it isn't...

Is there any case law saying "continuously and without unreasonable adjournment" in CPLR 3113(b) means day to day until complete

If your question is whether you need to be deposed on the day following your first EBT, which wasn't complete, the answer is no. Not unless...