Lyman v. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Published on:
February 4, 2022

Court:

New York Supreme Court

(App. Div. First Dep’t)

Amicus Issue:

Whether a claim for breach of bailment contract accrues at the time of the interference with the customer’s interest in the securities (e.g., the allegedly unauthorized sale), or whether it accrues upon the customer’s demand for the securities years later.

Counsel of Record:

Milbank LLP

Scott A. Edelman

Antonia M. Apps

Jed Schwartz

John J. Hughes, III

Other Amici:

None.

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