After an almost two-week trial, the team of Casey Murphy, Jeremy Honig, Evan Schieber, and Aaron Zerykier secured an almost $19 million win for our client, the Board of a Condominium, against the condominium’s sponsor.

As reported  in the Law360 article, “Tribeca Mews Faces $18.9M Damages Award In Ch. 11,” the trial was held before

Eric Strober, assisted by Lauren Russo, won a pre-answer motion to dismiss in the Southern District of New York on behalf of a physician sued over opinions expressed in an independent medical examination (IME) report prepared in connection with plaintiff’s disability benefits claim.

This novel case involved allegations that the benefits carrier, an investigation company

Michael J. Antongiovanni and Madison Willmott successfully obtained summary judgment dismissing a plaintiff’s claim to void a client’s deed to property that had been foreclosed upon. The client had acquired the property in an arms-length transaction from the foreclosing lender following a foreclosure sale of the property.  The client thereafter invested substantial funds renovating the

Rivkin Radler Partner Nancy Del Pizzo has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the John C. Lifland Inn of Court—an association dedicated to fostering and developing the practice of intellectual property law and federal litigation. She previously has served as a Master, which is a significant honor reserved for a select group of attorneys

Madison R. Torsiello and Jason Gil successfully opposed a commercial tenant’s emergency application for a temporary restraining order and Yellowstone injunction in Nassau County Supreme Court, allowing the lease to terminate as scheduled.

The tenant sought last-minute relief to prevent termination of its lease while contesting defaults involving nearly $500,000 in claimed unpaid rent and

Chris Kutner was interviewed for the Part B News article, “Medicare exclusions not just for OIG anymore: RFJ Jr.” 

The story relates how, as part of HHS’ aggressive stance on enforcement, the agency is now giving CMS the authority to exclude providers for cause from Medicare.

Chris said that if a legitimate Medicare enrollee gets federal

Barry Levy, managing partner of Rivkin Radler, has been named to the Long Island Business News 2026 Long Island Business Influencers: Law list. The recognition highlights legal professionals whose work is shaping the region’s legal landscape across areas including litigation, real estate, trusts and estates, and emerging fields such as cannabis law.

Barry has more

Rivkin Radler is pleased to announce that the WE CARE Fund recognized firm partner Evan H. Krinick as an honoree at its 30th Annual Golf & Tennis Classic. The event was held on September 14, 2026, at the Brookville Country Club and North Shore Country Club. The WE CARE Fund is the charitable arm of

On September 9, Brian Shea was appointed co-chair to the Bergen County Bar Association’s newly formed Surrogate/Bar Working Group, an initiative between the Surrogate’s Court and the practicing bar.

Under the leadership of Brian Shea and Acting Surrogate April Fronduto-Slavin, the group will facilitate communication between the bar and the Surrogate’s Court. The group’s goal

UNIONDALE, NY – Barry Levy, managing partner of Rivkin Radler, is pleased to announce that Lauren Moskowitz, Rachel Propis, and Christopher Spinosa have joined the firm as associates.

Lauren Moskowitz has joined the Banking Practice Group in the firm’s Uniondale office. With over 10 years of experience as a commercial lending attorney, Lauren represents numerous

Barry Levy, Managing Partner of Rivkin Radler, announced that Spencer Romoff has joined the firm’s Corporate, Real Estate, and Tax Practice Groups in its New York City office, bringing 20 years of in-house real estate transactional experience.

Spencer Romoff advises owners, developers, and investors on complex real estate transactions, including development, financing, acquisitions and dispositions,

Nancy Del Pizzo was quoted in the article, “Rising risk for veterinarians: copyright lawsuits.”

The piece examines the increasing threat of copyright infringement claims facing veterinarians and other businesses that use images on their websites or social media platforms without securing the proper licenses.

Discussing the trend, Nancy noted that “plaintiffs have been emboldened by

Rivkin Radler and Partner Nancy Del Pizzo have been named finalists in the New Jersey Law Journal’s 2026 New Jersey Legal Awards. Nancy was selected as a finalist for Intellectual Property Lawyer of the Year, while Rivkin Radler was recognized as a finalist in the Litigation Department of the Year – Intellectual Property category.

The

Eric Strober and Nicole Hecker obtained summary judgment on behalf of their client, a urologic surgeon, and the surgeon’s ambulatory surgery center in a case alleging the negligent administration of anesthesia medications.

It was alleged that the codefendant anesthesiologist administered the incorrect medication to the patient at the beginning of a surgical procedure. The

A tenant occupying an East Village, NYC, apartment, sued the landlord, alleging a substantial rent overcharge. The suit claimed that the landlord fabricated or improperly claimed Individual Apartment Improvements (IAIs) when increasing the tenant’s rent, failed to properly register the apartment, and engaged in a fraudulent scheme to improperly deregulate the apartment building.

The tenant