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Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC

Records preserved here
1 record — an opinion count, not a count of dockets or filings
Court(s)
Supreme Court, New York County
Docket number(s)
652509/2019
Citation(s)
2020 NY Slip Op 20139
Latest record in this collection
June 23, 2020 — this is the latest document collected, not a docket-status check
Where these records came from
Initial 40-result opinion search

Opinion history

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  1. June 23, 2020Direct FIFA rulingRecord 1

    Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC

    Court
    Supreme Court, New York County
    Docket
    652509/2019
    Citation
    2020 NY Slip Op 20139
    Why it is here
    Consultant asserted NYC FIFA for fees while principally working outside NYC.
    Preserved summary of what the court did
    FIFA causes dismissed under the court's NYC-impact analysis; not a ruling on every remaining contract claim.
    Award
    No FIFA award in this ruling
    Claim amount
    Unknown
    Ultimate outcome
    Not verified
    Issues
    Geographic scope
    Where this appears in the document
    68 Misc 3d 385, impact analysis and conclusion.
    Review scope
    Opinion relevance and stated ruling only; full docket and later treatment not comprehensively checked

    Source and saved documents

Citation connections

Quoted citations in the saved opinion

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  • Quoted in the documentCited by Petty v. Maison Hospitality Furnishings et al.

    Petty (S.D.N.Y. Sept. 1, 2026), original PDF p. 23: See, e.g., Turner, 68 Misc. 3d at 388 (applying an impact standard to determine that a freelance worker was not entitled to the protections of the NYC FIFA because he was not a New York City resident and he performed the “vast majority” of his work from another state)

Citation candidates — pending review

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  • ing double damages on companies that breached agreements.” Turner v Sheppard Grain Enterprises, LLC, 68 Misc 3d 385, 387 (NY Sup Ct 2020) (citing Caitlin M. Baranowski, Freelance Isn't Free: The High Cost of New York City’s Free

  • Pending candidateCited by Buttar v Elite Limousine Plus, Inc.

    o protect freelance workers who were denied compensation” (Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC, 68 Misc 3d 385, 387 [Sup Ct, NY County 2020, citing Caitlin M. Baranowski, Freelance Isn’t Free: The High Cost of New York City’s F

  • Pending candidateCited by Frisch v Likeopedia, LLC

    rate that their work had an "impact within the city." (see Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., 68 Misc 3d 385 [Sup Ct, NY County 2020], citing (Hoffman v Parade Pubis., 15 NY3d 285, 290 [201 0]). Here, plaintiff alleged that he res

  • Pending candidateCited by Provenzano v Orwel

    otect freelance workers who were denied compensation" (see Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC, 68 Misc 3d 385 , b387, 127 N.Y.S.3d 260 [Sup Ct, NY County 2020], citing Caitlin M. Baranowski, Freelance Isn't Free: The High Cost

  • Pending candidateCited by Snazzi Reporting, Inc. v Veritext, LLC

    sks the Court to follow Justice Arlene Bluth's decision in Turner v. Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC, 68 Misc 3d 385, 388 (Sup Ct, NY County, June 23, 2020). In that well-reasoned decision the court, faced with a FIFA claim by a non-

  • Pending candidateCited by StClair v Sansal

    ing double damages on companies that breached agreements" (Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC, 68 Misc 3d 385 , 387 [Sup Ct, NY County 2020]). Double damages provide a punitive recourse as a policy measure to ensure lawful and

  • Pending candidateCited by Tan v Breathing.AI LLC

    r short-term tasks rather than for full-time employment." (Turner v Sheppard Grain Enters., LLC., 68 Misc 3d 385 , 388 [Sup Ct, NY County 2020].) Defendants imply that plaintiff's "voluntary investment of time in a start-up in t

  • Pending candidateThis matter cites Van Den Berg v Clinton Hall Holdings, LLC

    ident is hired to perform work in New York City (see Van Den Berg v Clinton Hall Holdings, LLC, 2019 NY Slip Op 32036[U] [Sup Ct, NY County 2019] [involving a resident of the Netherlands bringing a claim under FIFA for unpaid wo

  • Pending candidateCited by Wark v Cameron Engg. & Assoc., L.L.P.

    of action is denied; and it is further 3 Cameron cites to Turner v Sheppard Grain Enterprises, LLC (68 Misc 3d 385 [Sup Ct NY County 2020]), for its assumption that FIFA has no application to work performed outside New York Cit

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