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Inverse Condemnation as a Cause of Action in New York Inverse condemnation, also known as de facto appropriation, arises when… Read More »Inverse Condemnation as a Cause of Action in New York

Quantum Meruit as a Cause of Action in New York Quantum meruit, Latin for “as much as he has earned,”… Read More »Quantum Meruit as a Cause of Action in New York

Hostile Work Environment Due to Sexual Harassment as a Cause of Action in New York A hostile work environment claim… Read More »Hostile Work Environment Due to Sexual Harassment as a Cause of Action in New York

Negligent Hiring as a Cause of Action in New York Negligent hiring is a recognized cause of action in New… Read More »Negligent Hiring as a Cause of Action in New York

Legal Malpractice as a Cause of Action in New York Legal malpractice is a serious matter in New York, where… Read More »Legal Malpractice as a Cause of Action in New York

New York Court of Appeals Cases Cases Decided in 2024 January 2024 People v Appiah, 41 NY3d 949 (2024) Suzanne… Read More »New York Court of Appeals Cases

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10 Simple but Powerful Strategies to Pass the NYLE Preparing for the New York Law Exam (NYLE) can feel overwhelming,… Read More »10 Simple but Powerful Strategies to Pass the NYLE

Implied Indemnification as a Cause of Action in Connecticut Implied indemnification is a legal doctrine that allows one party, who… Read More »Implied Indemnification as a Cause of Action in Connecticut

Statutory Theft as a Cause of Action in Connecticut Statutory theft, under Connecticut General Statutes § 52-564, allows a plaintiff… Read More »Statutory Theft as a Cause of Action in Connecticut