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NallyAnn Scaturro’s “LTL’s Second Attempt at Bankruptcy Goes Up in Smoke” featured in Pratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law

NallyAnn Scaturro’s article titled “LTL’s Second Attempt at Bankruptcy Goes Up in Smoke” was featured in the November-December edition of the Pratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law. In the article, she discusses the importance of the finding by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit that financial distress must be imminent because of the…

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Stolen Hyundais and Kias Prompt Official NYC Response

After faulty immobilizers in Hyundais and Kias resulted in an increase in car thefts across major cities, the City of New York is joining other major metros in filing suits against the car manufacturers.  In a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, the city claims the automakers failed to install anti-theft devices called immobilizers on…

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4 Die in NYC E-Bike Battery Fire

A recent fire in Chinatown is the latest in a string of fires related to lithium-ion batteries and e-bikes. This most recent event killed four people, injured others, and left many displaced, raising the question: Who is responsible following a severe and fatal fire? Below, the New York personal injury lawyers at Sullivan Papain Block…

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Am I Eligible to File a Civil Lawsuit Arising Out of Sexual Abuse by Dr. Paduch?

Dr. Darius Paduch’s sexual abuse has generated significant attention in New York, as numerous patients, including minors, have come forward with allegations against the urologist. While facing criminal charges since April, multiple civil  lawsuits have been initiated to pursue compensatory justice for the victims affected by his abusive actions. Were you or someone you know…

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Third Circuit Court of Appeals Steps Away from the Texas Two Step

By NallyAnn Scaturro* In this article, the author examines a decision by a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and its implications for the future of mass tort litigation. Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code is meant to allow debtors the opportunity to “deal with the reorganization of a financially…

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