Month: November 2016
Problems at the Family Office
Issues With Investing at a Family Office The past decade has seen an explosion in the number of family offices set up by families seeking to coordinate and organize family wealth and assets, as well as issues involving the intergenerational transfer of family legacies. This growth in family offices in turn has given rise to […]
Read PostFraud Victims Allowed to Proceed with Theft, Embezzlement and Fraudulent Diversion of Investment Funds Claims
In a Decision dated November 3, 2016, in the case of Taylor v. Casolo, the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department affirmed Supreme Court’s ruling disqualifying counsel for several defendants in a case alleging the purchase of real property with fraudulently diverted investment funds. The property in question includes the former […]
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