Condo board wins right to remove resident's upside-down flag

The New York Post

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge sided with a condo board represented by Bruce Cholst, upholding the board's right to remove a flagpole and upside-down American flag hung by a resident outside his condo window. Leaving politics aside, Mr. Cholst stressed the board's prudent interest in comments to Habitat.

Atty's Guide To Construction Professional Liability Coverage

Law360

Allen Wolff is quoted by Law360 in an article providing tips for construction industry players and their attorneys looking to maximize the benefits of their professional liability coverage.  According to the article, under the so-called “consent to settle” clause found in most professional liability policies, policyholders have the final say over whether a case should settle, even when the insurance company is footing the litigation bill. Architects, engineers a

Business Insurance Selects Carrie DiCanio as a winner of the 2018 Break Out Award

Business Insurance magazine

Business Insurance names 2018 Break Out Awards winners

Business Insurance on Tuesday announced the 40 winners of its 2018 Break Out Awards.

Eric Huang Joins Anderson Kill's Corporate and Securities Group in New York

Eric Huang, a transactional attorney and litigator with an international focus, has joined Anderson Kill's Corporate and Securities Group as an attorney. He will practice in the firm's New York headquarters.