PN Represented Mr. Bekas, An erstwhile successful entrepreneur who suffered a reversal of fortune of a magnitude that only Hollywood could properly convey, triggered by the treachery of a close family friend. Our client sued but had his case dismissed because he did not have an attorney. Our Law Clerk
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Our firm victorious on Fraudulent Real Estate Transaction Motion – Case moves forward
Clerico v. Pollak SUPREME COURT QUEENS COUNTY Torts - 10/27/2011 Pardalis & Nohavicka, LLP represent Plaintiffs in this action. They allege that Plaintiff's were defrauded by their attorneys during the sale and subsequent flip of a property owned by Plaintiffs. Peknic and O'Sullivan moved for dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint for
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Our firm victorious on Employment Agreement, Non-Solicitation, Non-Competition Case – Front Cover – New York Law Journal
Our firm on the front page of today's New York Law Journal "Top Stories" Judge Finds Employment Pact Overly Restrictive (New York County) By: Andrew Keshner (NYLJ) 08-26-2011 A New York City judge has voided an employment agreement preventing a salon worker from offering her
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A volcano is about to erupt in the recording industry
Under the present copyright law, effective 1/1/78, upon birth of a musical piece, a 35-yr clock starts ticking, after which musicians are granted termination rights, which allow them to regain control of their work, so long as they apply at least 2 years in advance. The first round of works
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Jim Jones slapped with 'Summertime' suit
PN Internet Privacy and Music Update: Jim Jones slapped with 'Summertime' suit In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Sharie Johnson and Samantha Stotts say they didn't give the rapper permission to use their half-naked images in his video, and they want the clip yanked from YouTube immediately. "We'd like
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