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Thank you for visiting our blog.  Cox Padmore Skolnik & Shakarchy LLP is a national and international interdisciplinary law firm.

At Cox Padmore Skolnik & Shakarchy LLP, we represent both plaintiffs and defendants in matters that run the gamut of business, real estate and commercial matters. Our litigators' capabilities include sale of goods or services, business contract disputes, shareholder and partnership disputes, real estate disputes, insurance coverage disputes, bankruptcy, representing creditors and defendants in adversary proceedings, federal and state statutory claims, trust disputes, restrictive covenants and unfair competition, letters of credit, business fraud, shareholder rights, landlord-tenant, lender liability, and issues of professional negligence and other business related claims. We handle dual party as well as multi-party complex litigation at all levels of the court system.

We have decided to create a web log that will be useful and informative for clients. This will be the place to look first for news and up-to-date information. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll begin posting information about common legal concerns.

If you have any questions you would like addressed in this blog, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Cox Padmore Skolnik & Shakarchy LLP
630 Third Avenue
19th floor
New York, NY 10017-6705
Phone: (212) 953-6633
Fax: (212) 949-6943

No claim for conversion of loan proceeds
Posted by: Noah Potter
August 15, 2006
Topic: Business Torts

Two decisions from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York say there is no conversion claim for loan proceeds

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Effect of information appearing in a 'wherefore' clause
Posted by: Noah Potter
August 15, 2006
Topic: Contract law - in general

Material appearing only in a recital preceding the contract is not part of the terms of the contract

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Compensating an unemployed witness for testimony under the New York Code of Professional Responsibility
Posted by: Steven Skolnik
June 26, 2006
Topic: Code of Professional Responsibility

Recently a question arose as to whether it is permissible to compensate a witness for her testimony, particularly, where, as in our case, we believe that the prospective witness is not employed. Opinions of the New York State Bar Association say .....

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[03/09] Generic drugmaker Teva names Frost as chairman
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Intellectual Property

[02/23] Settlement in 'Rocky Top' song lawsuit against A&E
[02/23] NHL Predators' home may be named Bridgestone Arena
[02/10] Court gets possession of John Edwards sex tape
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Litigation

[03/09] Prius driver's 911 call: 'My car can't slow down'
[03/09] Feds to probe cause of runaway Prius in California
[03/08] Court will hear case about vaccine side effects
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Technology

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[03/09] Samsung, Panasonic start selling 3-D TVs
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Insurance

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Employment Practices

[03/09] Senate to take up unemployment insurance extension
[03/08] Allergan CEO got $11.1M in compensation in 2009
[03/08] Court will decide if NASA checks can continue
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International

[03/09] Quake exposes poor construction in Turkey
[03/09] Poll of UK election districts shows tight race
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Civil Rights

[03/09] Texas judge rescinds anti-death penalty ruling
[03/09] Washington weddings begin for same-sex couples
[03/09] A policy change on abortion, but how radical?
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Supreme Court

[03/08] Court won't disturb ban on death row interviews
[03/08] Court to rule in military funeral protest case
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Real Estate

[03/09] E-House Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2009 Results and Declares Cash Dividend
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Pharmaceuticals

[03/09] Generic drugmaker Teva names Frost as chairman
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[03/09] Merck, Sanofi combining animal medicine businesses
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Business

[03/09] Samsung, Panasonic start selling 3-D TVs
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Corporate Finance

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