New York Commercial Litigation Guide
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New York Commercial Litigation Guide provides in one place an overview of the causes of action commonly employed in commercial disputes, the elements of these common types of commercial causes of action under New York state law and the corresponding defenses. New York Commercial Litigation Guide is designed to help the practitioner to quickly and efficiently see "big picture" case theory, identify relevant commercial causes of action under New York law, save countless research hours and avoid common pitfalls.
This practical, task-oriented guide to the various topics in commercial litigation clearly explains how to analyze, resolve, and/or litigate the issues that can arise at every stage of a commercial dispute, from the basic corporate structures to complex questions of law, evidentiary matters, procedure and strategy. New York Commercial Litigation Guide provides easily accessed, proven, authoritative to-the-point practice guidance, enhanced by the following features:
• Over 60 task-oriented checklists
• Over 150 strategic points, warnings, and timing tips to prevent practice missteps
• Targeted cross-references to specific state and federal legislation and sources detailing the features of topics such as corporate governance, business torts, and lender liability.
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Table of contents
Chapter 1 Introducing New York Commercial Litigation
Chapter 2 Understanding Corporate Litigation in New York
Chapter 3 Understanding Limited Liability Companies
Chapter 4 Understanding Limited Partnerships
Chapter 5 Understanding the General Partnership
Chapter 6 Arbitrating Claims
Chapter 7 Litigating Fraud and Contract Claims
Chapter 8 Interpreting and Construing Contracts
Chapter 9 Litigating Breaches of Contract
Chapter 10 Seeking Contract Remedies
Chapter 11 Asserting Defenses in Contract Actions
Chapter 12 Understanding Agency and Third-Party Beneficiaries
Chapter 13 Litigating Disputes Under Articles 2 and 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code
Chapter 14 Analyzing Business Torts
Chapter 15 Understanding Business Fraud
Chapter 16 Analyzing Unfair Competition Claims
Chapter 17 Understanding Lender Liability and Usury
Chapter 18 Litigating Fraudulent Conveyance Claims
Chapter 19 Litigating Antitrust Claims Under The Donnelly Act
Chapter 20 Evaluating Claims Against Professionals
Chapter 21 Reviewing Electronic Data, Electronic Commerce and Internet Law