Posts By: sandflaw

In this fraud action, family members breached a duty of trust and issued a fraudulent deed by which they which attempted to convey away our client’s rights to an apartment building. We obtained a preliminary injunction prohibiting defendants from selling the building and prohibited them from mortgaging the building during the pendency of the case…. Read more »

When the board of managers of a newly constructed luxury condominium discovered major structural defects, we represented the condominium in proceedings against the sponsor and builder seeking compensation. The Supreme Court permitted the condominium board to move forward with claims against individual members of sponsor entity in addition to claims against the insolvent business entity… Read more »

In a corporate dissolution proceeding several unrelated companies owned by our client were sued wrongfully in Supreme Court. There were no valid claims against these other successful businesses owned by our client. We prevailed upon the Supreme Court to dismiss the improper claims in their entirety against these wrongfully sued companies. *Prior results do not… Read more »