Case Two

The firm obtained a favorable decision against a national bank as the Honorable Justice Joseph Risi of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Queens County, denied the defendant-bank’s motion to dismiss our client’s cause of action for conversion for the bank’s acceptance for deposit a check bearing a forged endorsement and making payment on same. Under New York’s UCC § 3-419, a bank is strictly liable for conversion when it pays on a forged endorsement subject to certain defenses it may raise.

Case One

Levin-Epstein & Associates, P.C. is pleased to share a recent favorable decision, obtained on behalf of our clients, issued by the Honorable Justice Arlene P. Bluth in Hongying Zhao, et al. v. Ardent Financial Fund, et. al. (Index No. 157066/2017). The Court granted our clients Motion to Dismiss in its entirety, with prejudice, and with costs awarded. Plaintiffs brought the following three (3) causes of action: (1) constructive trust, (2) money had and received, and (3) unjust enrichment.

Case Three

The firm obtained a consensual judgment in favor of our client, a publicly traded company, following two years of litigation when the Honorable Senior Judge Jed Rakoff denied our adversaries’ motion to dismiss fraud and veil piercing claims against the individual owner of a company that contracted with our client.

Case Four

The firm obtained a favorable Court order authorizing alternative means of service by Whatsapp pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 4(e).

Case five

Levin-Epstein & Associates, P.C. is pleased to share a recent favorable decision, obtained on behalf of Chinese investors, who are class Plaintiffs, that placed their investment funds of $48.4 million ($550,000 from each Plaintiff) into escrow accounts with TD Bank. The Court denied the TD Bank’s Motion to Dismiss.