Stephen Younger Litigation Attorney Patterson Belknap

Stephen P. Younger, Partner

Publications

July 16, 2020 COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage – Chief Roadblocks And Potential Paths To Coverage For Commercial Losses In New York Mealey's Emerging Insurance Disputes

July 6, 2020 INSIGHT: Business Interruption Recovery in New York—Two Cases Might Help Bloomberg Law

June 1, 2020 Updates on COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Appeals New York Law Journal

March 23, 2020 COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Transactions and Disputes

November 14, 2018 INSIGHT: First Department Reverses Injunctions Against Fuji-Xerox Merger Bloomberg Law

October 11, 2018 Daesang V. NutraSweet Reaffirms NY's Pro-Arbitration Attitude Law360

May 18, 2018 Commercial Division Enjoins Xerox-Fujifilm Deal Resulting in Resignation of Xerox's CEO

December 5, 2017 Bringing Cayman Derivative Claims In NY Just Got Easier

March 2, 2017 First Department Adds Two New Factors to New York's Standard of Review for Non-Monetary Settlements of Shareholder Class Actions

February 8, 2017 Court Confirms Hedge Funds Did Not Act In Bad Faith, Affirms Large Judgment

February 2, 2017 A New Tool For Obtaining Jurisdiction In New York Courts

January 2015 Patterson Belknap Launches Online Guide Addressing Recent Commercial Division Reforms

February 2012 In FCA Case, Court Finds Civil Penalties Would be Unconstitutional

November 2011 New York Law As An International Standard For Business

February 28, 2011 Supreme Court To Decide Scope of FCA Public Disclosure Bar

February 2, 2011 Recent Developments in the New York False Claims Act

Winter 2010-2011 The Legal Canvas, Winter 2010-2011

November 1, 2010 Parallel Proceedings in Securities Enforcement Actions: The Growing Trend Against Automatic Grants of Government Requests for Stays of Civil Cases.

June 2009 On Appeal Alert: Federal Circuit Grants Mandamus on Motion to Transfer Venue

May 2009 Stephen P. Younger new President-elect

Spring 2009 The Legal Canvas, Spring 2009

April 2009 On Appeal Alert: Google's Sale of Trademark as a Keyword is a "Use In Commerce" That May Constitute Trademark Infringement