The New York courts, which are already experiencing backlogs, expect a surge of new cases related to the effects of the current economic crisis, especially in the landlord-tenant sector, as the pandemic’s disastrous effects have weakened the ability of residential and...
The legal provision at the top of most people’s minds in the early stage of the Covid-19 pandemic is force majeure, a clause included in many contracts that excuses the fulfillment of its obligations by one of the parties in case of “acts of God” or government...
Ever since the estate of Marvin Gaye was awarded $5.3 million by a jury in 2015 after it determined that Robin Thicke, Pharell, and T.I.’s smash 2013 hit song “Blurred Lines” was too similar to Gaye’s 1977 “Got To Give It Up”, the world of pop music has been reshaped...
In the three weeks since we last discussed the ongoing crisis at Boeing, the firm finally parted ways with its CEO in the hopes of finally beginning to stem the tide of problems plaguing the aerospace giant since the two 737 Max crashes occurred. Unfortunately for the...
On Friday we discussed the recent setbacks faced by Boeing as it faced criticism from the FAA for rushing the recertification process for the 737 Max following its global grounding. In a major twist this morning, the aerospace giant indicated it is likely to halt...
Boeing’s 737 Max nightmare showed no signs of ending yesterday when the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) publicly upbraided the aviation firm in a rare rebuke. In a letter to Congress, the regulator pushed back strongly on suggestions by Boeing that the Max will...