In Yessenow v. Hudson (no. 2:08-cv-00353-PPS-APR), the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana found that the indemnification agreement and guaranty that Hilton Hudson, M.D. signed ...

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Alan D. Zuckerbrod and Eric B. LaMons write: As demonstrated in a recent First Department decision, pre-judgment interest, whether statutory or contractual, could significantly add to the amount at ...

When someone makes a promise to compensate another party for a benefit that has already been received because of a sense of moral obligation, this promise of compensation is referred to as moral ...

This column focuses on the first ground for seeking reformation, mutual mistake and addresses recent Commercial Division decisions that have struggled with that issue. Under New York law, reformation ...

The existence of a valid and binding written or oral contract between the parties. The plaintiff’s performance, partial performance (in some cases), or excuse for nonperformance of its contractual ...

Damages are an essential part of any breach of contract claim. Understanding the monetary value of the client’s claim is just as important as understanding the elements or likelihood of success of ...