Warshaw Burstein Litigators Win Appeal on Dismissal of Complaint as Time-Barred and Award of Attorneys' Fees
The Appellate Division, First Department, affirmed a complete victory for Warshaw Burstein’s client in Southgate Owners Corp. v. Esposito. The Court found that the cooperative’s attempt to retroactively allocate additional shares and expenses dating back to 1996 was barred by the six-year statute of limitations. The complaint was dismissed in full, and the defendant was awarded attorneys’ fees and appellate costs after a successful defense by Partners Bruce H. Wiener and Slava Hazin, and co-counsel Lauren De Lotto.
When Executive Pay Becomes an Unpaid Wage Claim — and the Damages Add Up Fast!
Partner Stephen Brodsky offers insight into executive compensation disputes and the risks they pose for private companies. In New York, clearly defining and documenting compensation arrangements is essential, as informal or loosely structured agreements can quickly create significant legal exposure in the event of a dispute.
NYLJ Features Cummings, Filardo, Brodsky in "Attorneys 'On The Move'" Column
The New York Law Journal featured three partners in their most recent "Attorneys 'On The Move'" column.