Splits Among the Departments: What Might Be Ripe for the Court of Appeals

Partner Adrienne B. Koch and associate Briana P. Sheridan recently published an article in the New York Law Journal exploring certain conflicts among the departments of the Appellate Division of New York’s Supreme Court, which discusses how these conflicts create issues that might be ripe for review by…

Trends in Litigation, Part 4: Expedited Enforcement Procedures

Partner Adrienne B. Koch recently completed a four-part series for the New York Law Journal on trends in real estate litigation. Her fourth article, published on October 15, discusses how care in drafting guarantees – a key feature of many real estate transactions – can help ensure the…

Reviewability of Interlocutory Orders on Appeal From a Final Judgment: Navigating the Shoals

The New York Law Journal has published an article by Adrienne B. Koch that discusses what is – and is not – reviewable on an appeal from a final judgment. The article explores some of the nuances and strategic considerations in an area in which the Court of…

Trends in Litigation, Part 3: Oral Contracts and Quasi-Contracts

Partner Adrienne B. Koch is writing a four-part series in 2024 for the New York Law Journal on trends in real estate litigation. Her third article, published on July 9, discusses the circumstances in which contractual or contract-like liability can arise even in the absence of a written contract, and the…

Katsky Korins Receives ‘Band 2’ Ranking for New York Real Estate Litigation in Chambers USA 2024 Guide

Chambers USA has once again ranked Katsky Korins as a “Band 2” law firm for real estate litigation in New York. Katsky Korins was one of only six firms in New York ranked in this practice area. In addition, Chambers USA also ranked partners Mark Walfish and Adrienne…

Partner Adrienne Koch Featured on News Program Capital Tonight

In an interview on the Spectrum News program Capital Tonight, Partner Adrienne Koch, who is President of the New York County Lawyers Association, shared her strong concerns for the impact of attacks on our justice system by powerful leaders whose rhetoric stands to undermine public confidence in the…

Trends in Real Estate Litigation, Part 2: Good Guy Guaranties

Partner Adrienne B. Koch is writing a four-part series in 2024 for the New York Law Journal on trends in real estate litigation. Her second article, published on May 7, discusses a common feature of many commercial lease transactions, the “good guy guaranty.”

You can find a PDF of the article here.

Adrienne Koch has a broad range of experience in all types and phases of commercial litigation and dispute resolution, both at the trial level and at the appellate level. Adrienne has handled cases involving issues of contract, real estate, defamation, and business fraud and other business torts – covering industries ranging from manufacturing, oil refining, and coal mining to finance, retail, and real estate management and development.

The New York Law Journal Publishes First Article in Series by Adrienne Koch on Trends in Real Estate Litigation

Partner Adrienne B. Koch is writing a four-part series in 2024 for the New York Law Journal on trends in real estate litigation. Her first article, published on February 20, discusses the ways in which statutes of limitations can be deceptive in ways that create traps for the…

The New York Law Journal’s Coverage of the NYCLA’s Annual Gala

Katsky Korins partner and New York County Lawyers Association President Adrienne B. Koch addressed a packed house at NYCLA’s annual gala on March 6 at the Pierre Hotel. At the event, NYCLA bestowed an honorary membership on Governor Kathy Hochul, awarded its William Nelson Cromwell Award to Hon….

Steven Newman and Robert Abrams Score Summary Judgment Against well Known Property Owner Who Defaulted On His Commercial Loan

Katsky Korins partners Steven Newman and Robert Abrams recently obtained, on behalf of a mortgage lender, a significant decision from New York County Supreme Court Justice Francis A. Kahn, III.  Justice Kahn granted summary judgment, finding that the lender properly accelerated the loan after two missed payments. The…