New York State – Law Office of Yuri Starikov, LLC

Published April 2, 2020 by yuris

COVID-19 Legal Resources by Thomson Reuters and Walters Kluwer

Legal resource entities – Thomson Reuters and Walters Kluwer – launched free resource portal, which can be useful to practitioners. In addition to news updates related to specific area of law,…

Administrative Law Contract Law Corporate Law Employment Law Health Law Landlord-Tenant Law Tax Law

COVID-19 New York State U.S. Federal

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Published March 24, 2020 by yuris

Small Businesses of New York State: Review of Getting Up To $5,100.00 / Person in Federal Funds

Coronavirus outbreak brought a chaos to a modern world of specialized division of labor and production. Disruption in the supply chain in one part of the world today will affect…

Corporate Law Health Law Tax Law

COVID-19 New York State U.S. Federal

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Published December 4, 2017 by yuris

Pro Se (Self Represented) Appearance by Sole Proprietors

An interesting issue came to the attention of our office: apparently, some courts deny pro se (self-represented) appearance to sole proprietors for bringing issues arising out of their business. So…

Corporate Law Legal Profession

CPLR 321 New York State

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Published October 17, 2016 by yuris

Driving someone’s car with suspended registration in New York

Consider a following hypothetical. You are in New York. Your friend or someone you know hands you the keys and asks you to drive giving you any reason (e.g. “I…

Criminal Law

CPL 1.20 CPL 100.10 CPL 100.25 CPL 150.10 CPL 170.30 CPL 170.35 CPL 170.55 New York State NYPL 15.15 U.S. Constitution VTL 511 VTL 512

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Published October 15, 2016 by yuris

New York City’s Criminal Court Appearance Ticket Critique

Form CRC-3206 is a commonly used form utilized by New York City Police Department (NYPD) to summon individuals charged with crimes (mostly misdemeanors) and violations. NYPD Officer would usually give…

Criminal Law

15 NYCRR 122 CPL 1.20 CPL 100.10 CPL 100.25 CPL 100.40 CPL 150.10 CPL 170.30 CPL 170.35 New York State VTL 1807

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Published October 2, 2016 by yuris

Vacating / Reopening Default Judgment in Consumer Credit Actions in New York

Real income of U.S. households continues to fall. See e.g. FED report (April 6, 2015). One solution for folks, wishing not to downgrade their lifestyle, was to go into debt,…

Consumer Protection Law

22 NYCRR 208 CPLR 317 CPLR 3215 CPLR 5015 New York State

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Published January 25, 2016 by yuris

Carrier’s 18-month Statute of Limitations under ICCTA

Freight forwarders and 3Pl’s who have outstanding charges for their transportation services need to move quickly to recover these charges because taking time to do so, may be fatal to…

Contract Law

CPLR 213 CPLR 3211 ICC Termination Act of 1995 New York State U.S. Constitution U.S. Federal

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Published January 18, 2016 by yuris

Failure of non-New York Entity to Register in New York can Bar Legal NY Action

Generally speaking, foreign companies (e.g. Delaware or other non-N.Y. corporations or companies) that are doing business in New York are required to register with N.Y. Department of State. N.Y. BCL §…

Corporate Law

CPLR 3211 New York State NY BCL 1301 U.S. Constitution U.S. Federal

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Published January 14, 2016 by yuris

New York’s Corporate Standing or the Lack of Legal Capacity to Sue in Transportation Sector

It is not uncommon for corporate players to form multiple legal entities. Multiple legal formations can be useful in limitation of business liability or can be used as tool for…

Contract Law

CPLR 1004 CPLR 3211 New York State

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Published January 4, 2016 by yuris

Montreal Convention’s Two Year Statute of Repose

Some attorneys to this day commence action relying on CPLR § 213 six year statute of limitations for breach of contracts (or torts) in the airline transportation industry. However, under…

Contract Law

New York State U.S. Federal

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