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Spoilation of Evidence

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December 29, 2014
Corporate, Criminal, Litigation, Personal Injury
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Spoliation of Evidence In September of this year, the Second Department reached a decision in Lentini v. Weschler, 2014 NY Slip Op 06062, with regards to the “Spoilation of Evidence.” Spoilation refers to the destruction or repair of critical evidence that will interfere with the ability of a litigant to prosecute or defend a claim. […]

Interesting Legal Procedure Decision

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October 21, 2014
Landlord-Tenant, Litigation, Personal Injury
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Legal Procedure Decision In Roseman v. Baranowski, 2014 NY Slip Op. 05635, the Second Department allowed Plaintiff leave to amend the summons and complaint in order to add a doctor as a defendant after EBT’s (depositions) were conducted. Plaintiff’s reason to add the doctor was that the doctor was “united in interest” with the original […]