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Look for Aguwa & Metu, P.C. at the Commonwealth Economic Forum London
We are excited to announce that our law firm was invited to join Head of States and business leaders around the world at the Commonwealth Economic Forum in London. The week-long program starts on Monday, April 16, 2018. Our senior partner, Chi Metu will represent our firm. Aguwa & Metu, P.C. Aggressive. Experienced. Successful.
Read MoreVICTORY FOR THE PLAINTIFF? – COURT OF APPEALS CLEARS THE AIR ON COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE IMPACT ON SUMMARY JUDGMENT MOTION ON LIABILITY.
A recent decision of the Court of Appeal in the matter of Carlos RODRIGUEZ, v. CITY OF NEW YORK has finally resolved a vexing issue regarding the plaintiff’s obligation or otherwise to establish lack of comparative fault in a negligence case. Disregarding the decision of the First Department which on September 01, 2016 held that Read More
Read MoreWhat’s New at Aguwa & Metu, P.C.?
Please describe a case(s) in the last year or two where you made a big difference. Often, my law firm is saddled with what you may call tough cases for a personal injury lawyer. This would be a case where the injuries are not deemed by the insurance company to be serious enough to extend Read More
Read MoreArbitration Clauses Extending to Non-Signatory Affiliates: Are They Enforceable?
Arbitration Clauses Extending to Non-Signatory Affiliates: Are They Enforceable? By Marissa Tillem on May 3, 2017Posted in Appellate, Arbitration, Class Action A recent decision of the New Jersey Appellate Division considered the enforceability of arbitration agreements by non-signatories. In Foti v. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., the plaintiff filed a putative class action complaint against Read More
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