Licorice Sticks and New York’s General Business Law
- May 21 2025
By: Jeffrey M. Haber In Libman v. Hershey Co., 2025 N.Y. Slip Op. 31769(U), (Sup. Ct., N.Y. County May 5, 2025) (here), the motion court was asked to consider whether …
Category: Consumer Litigation
Second Department Finds No Issues of Fact as to Whether Defendant Should be Estopped from Asserting a Statute of Limitations Defense
- Jan 7 2019
Statutes of limitations are an important part of litigation. A plaintiff who sits on his/her rights can be denied access to the courthouse for failing to timely assert his/her claim(s). …
Troubles Continue to Mount for Wells Fargo & Co.
- Aug 30 2017
In July, this Blog wrote about the settlement in connection with Wells Fargo & Co.’s phony accounts scandal that will require the bank to pay millions of dollars to aggrieved …
Court Rules That Law Banning Robocalls Is Not Unconstitutional Despite Being Content Based
- Aug 14 2017
Robocalls. We all get them. They are annoying. But, are they legal? Not surprisingly, the answer depends on the circumstances involved. In 1991, Congress passed the Telephone Consumer Protection Act …
