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Causes of Action in New York Contracts Account Stated Anticipatory Breach Breach of Contract Breach of Implied Covenant of Good… Read More »Causes of Action in New York

Conversion as a Cause of Action in New York “The elements of conversion are (i) the plaintiff’s possessory right or… Read More »Conversion as a Cause of Action in New York

Fraudulent Inducement as a Cause of Action in New York “To state a cause of action for fraudulent inducement, the… Read More »Fraudulent Inducement as a Cause of Action in New York

Fraud as a Cause of Action in New York “The prima facie elements of a cause of action for fraud… Read More »Fraud as a Cause of Action in New York

Breach of Fiduciary Duty as a Cause of Action in New York “The elements of a cause of action for… Read More »Breach of Fiduciary Duty as a Cause of Action in New York

Breach of Contract as a Cause of Action in New York “To state a claim for breach of contract, a… Read More »Breach of Contract as a Cause of Action in New York

Equitable Accounting as a Remedy in New York Equitable accounting is a court-ordered remedy used when one party manages money… Read More »Equitable Accounting as a Remedy in New York

Texas Statutes that Award Attorney’s Fees in Family Law Cases The following is a list of Texas statutes that award… Read More »Texas Statutes that Award Attorney’s Fees in Family Law Cases

Can you Make New Arguments on Appeal in New York? General Rule Generally, no, you cannot make new arguments on… Read More »Can you Make New Arguments on Appeal in New York?

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