Is New York ‘Reimagining’ the Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing?
A recent 4–3 decision from the New York Court of Appeals raises questions about a potential expansion of the implied covenant’s role in New York.
A recent 4–3 decision from the New York Court of Appeals raises questions about a potential expansion of the implied covenant’s role in New York.
This downloadable drafting aid for experienced M&A attorneys is designed as a more brief starting point for sub lower middle-market transactions.
The cases addressed varied parts of the process, but the pattern is clear: The Second Circuit is done treating arbitration agreements as a special category.
The Supreme Court decision narrows bankruptcy trustees’ avoidance powers and impacts cases beyond tax-related transfers.
M&A Law update, May 2026: Delaware Court of Chancery Analyzes Whether Type II (Preliminary) Agreement Will Support Specific Enforcement, and more.
A guide to the last year’s tribal litigation for business lawyers, reviewing notable cases on issues from tribal corporations to labor and employment law.
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