15Jan
Commercial Division Recognizes Successor Liability as Separate Cause of Action, Not Just a Theory of Liability
“Successor liability”, is it a theory or distinct claim or cause of action? In a recent decision, Justice Sherwood analyzed the applicability of successor liability as a distinct cause of action, rather than merely a theory of liability in New York. In Meyer v Blue Sky Alternative Investments LLC, plaintiff Meyer moved to amend his…...
By:
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
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