Anne Armstrong recently obtained a dismissal of a plaintiff's complaint in the Bronx by way of a summary judgment motion that she orally argued. The plaintiff, Theresa Berrios, had sued the Firm's client - a general contractor - for injuries arising out a slip and fall on ice that had formed on a sidewalk around where the client had done construction work. After oral argument, Justice Mitchell J. Danziger dismissed the complaint. The decision is Theresa Berrios v. City of New York, index number 304746/2014, Supreme Court, Bronx County.
9/19/19
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
G + B Trial Victory Protecting New York City Co-op
Attorneys Arthur Xanthos and William Brophy recently obtained a
stunning victory on behalf of an Upper East Side co-op, that had been sued by
shareholder-tenants seeking seven figures in damages due to leaks into their
apartment over a span of nine years. Specifically, the
shareholder-tenants sought money for a maintenance abatement, diminution in
value to the apartment, property damage, and punitive damages. The
complaint sought more than $1 million, and the settlement demand at trial was
$250,000. After trial, however, the only damages awarded amounted to a
little more than $16,000.
9/10/19
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