NEW YORK FRAUD CLAIMS

Parties who enter into contracts have a tremendous opportunity to affect future fraud and fraudulent inducement claims relating to the contract or the subject transaction. For example, if a party is relying upon any state of facts, data, information or …

I have previously written about the enforceability of contractual arbitration provisions, jury waivers and forum selection clauses in the face of challenges based upon fraudulent inducement.  The courts do not always treat these issues entirely consistently.  With arbitration provisions, courts …

As I have observed, the cause of action for fraud has powerful remedies, but with such power comes great responsibility. See my prior post: “What Do Fraud and Spiderman Have in Common? With Great Power Comes Great Responsibilities.”  As discussed …

New York’s New Voidable Transactions Act Entirely Replaces its Fraudulent Conveyance Law New York State codified the treatment of what it designated “fraudulent conveyances” in New York Debtor & Creditor Law Article 10, which was based on the Uniform Fraudulent …

The tort of fraud gives rise to a number of powerful and advantageous rights and remedies.  See my post.  One such advantage pertains to the statute of limitations.  It is well-known that there is a more favorable statute of limitations …