ICYMI | Goal Conflict or Goal Confluence?
August 2020, Yigal Rechtman published an article titled “Goal Conflict or Goal Confluence? The Paradigm Shift to Remote Working in the Wake of COVID-19” in the CPA Journal.
First party claims arising from COVID-19 business interruptions
April 2020, David Zweighaft published an article on the AICPA’s Forensic And Valuation Services: First party claims arising from COVID-19 business interruptions.
Delmonico’s Referee Report
Delmonico’s can now lay claim to another first, though not of the edible kind. Last month, a New York Supreme Court judge of the Manhattan Commercial Division entered final judgment granting “equitable dissolution” of the restaurant corporation known as Ocinomled Ltd. — Delmonico spelled backwards — and ordering the respondent shareholders who were found to
Chartwell Therapeautics Licensing LLC v. Citron Pharma LLC
On June 8, 2016, Chartwell Therapeutics Licensing, LLC (“plaintiff” or “Chartwell”) commenced this action against Citron Pharma LLC (“defendant” or “Citron”), in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County, seeking monetary damages, as well as attorney’s fees and costs, based on claims for breach of contract, goods sold and delivered, unjust
Employees accused of stealing $4M from Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Two employees of the architecture firm co-founded by Pritzker Prize winner I.M. Pei face charges that they stole $4 million from the company to pay off their own credit card bills.
DA Vance: Four Individuals and Three Corporations Charged with $9.6 Million Construction Industry Fraud
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., today announced the indictments of three corporations and four individuals for collectively defrauding at least 40 subcontracting companies out of approximately $9.6 million by failing to pay the companies for work completed on 34 projects in Manhattan.