Peter J. Sluka
Professional Bio
Peter J. Sluka represents individuals and entities in all phases of complex commercial litigation. Peter focuses his practice on business divorce and intra-company disputes, including at mediation, arbitration, trial, and appeal. Regularly litigating in New York State and Federal Court, Peter handles all aspects of claims between owners of closely-held business entities, including disputes over business valuation, fiduciary duties, governing agreements, capital calls, dilution, shareholder oppression, and dissolution.
Commercial Division Finds Allegations of Complete Control Insufficient to Support a Veil-Piercing Theory
New York Commercial Division Practice ·
First Department Affirms Ruling on Scope of “Insured vs. Insured” Exclusion to D&O Policy, Gives Cause to Consider a Creditor Trust
New York Commercial Division Practice ·
Walking a Fine Line: Asserting a Claim for Mistake in a Contract Without Waiving Privilege
New York Commercial Division Practice ·
First Department Protective of High-Frequency Trading Algorithm: Considerations in Handling Discovery Requests for Propriety Code, Software, and Algorithms
New York Commercial Division Practice ·