The Civil Practice Law and Rules (“CPLR”) provides several formal devices that attorneys can use to encourage settlement and potentially shift costs when a claimant rejects a favorable offer. They are CPLR 3219, 3220, and 3221. Although these devices serve similar purposes, they differ significantly in their scope, mechanics, and consequences. CPLR 3219: Tender CPLR 3219 applies to claims based on express or implied contracts. No later than ten days before trial, a party against whom such a claim is…
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Adams Leclair 4th Annual Construction Law Update
Navigating Risk: Focused on AI Trends, Strict State Statutes As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes jobsite operations and New York State continues to implement stringent labor mandates, Adams Leclair LLP provided…