Last week, the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court, First Department, issued a unanimous 5-0 decision reversing the trial court’s denial of summary judgment and handing Grossman LLP a total win for its clients in a real-estate litigation that had been pending for over 10 years.

Judd Grossman, an attorney representing six of Chowaiki’s victims, decried the judge’s sentence. “Where Chowaiki admittedly stole millions of dollars in cash and art, many of his victims believe that an 18-month sentence—less than half of what the government recommended—is particularly light given the magnitude of these crimes.”

"Some of the items were provided for the sale by Darlene Lutz, Madonna’s former friend and art consultant, who was also named as a defendant in the suit. Monday’s ruling also said that a 2004 settlement agreement between Ms. Lutz and Madonna prevented the singer from suing for the items.  Reached by email, Ms. Lutz’s lawyer, Judd B. Grossman, said the decision was a 'total victory.' He added, 'The court was clear that Madonna may no longer interfere with the sale of Ms. Lutz’s property.'"

The ousted host of NBC’s Talk Stoop is now suing her former network for discrimination.  Backed by powerful New York City lawyer Judd B. Grossman, Greenleaf is suing NBCUniversal, LX, and her former supervisor for an alleged breach of contract, violating local codes on discrimination, and unspecified damages. 

Canadian art gallery Equinox Gallery Limited ("Equinox") will be allowed to move forward with its lawsuit against art dealer Fred Dorfman following a favorable decision from a federal judge.  Grossman LLP is representing Equinox in the case. 

The art market often relies on handshake deals even for high-dollar amounts—but these allegedly fraudulent transactions did not, says New York attorney Judd Grossman, who represents several of the plaintiffs.

Firm's founder speaks about the processes involved in determining the origin and authenticity of artwork and collectibles.

Earlier this summer, a New York state court published a written opinion granting summary judgment to famed artist, Peter Beard, in an important lawsuit that will cause art-market participants to think twice before entering into hand-shake deals.