In Lividini v. Goldstein, 37 NY3d 1047 [2021], the Court of Appeals held that defendant doctor had submitted evidence sufficient to establish that his “principal office” under CPLR 403(d) was in Westchester County, even though the doctor’s medical license registration listed a Bronx address. Id. at 1048-50… Read more
No Leave to Amend Following Appellate Division Dismissal and Remand for Entry of Judgment
Posted: / By:
Michael C. Rakower,
Travis Mock
Categories: Amended Pleadings, Appeals, Civil Procedure
As illustrated in Favourite Ltd. v. Cico, 171 NYS3d 67 (1st Dept 2022), New York trial courts lack discretion to grant leave to amend a complaint that has been dismissed by the Appellate Division without leave to replead… Read more
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