The Red Line: New York v. Trump Could Set a Precedent for the Use of New York’s Overweening Executive Law
One doesn’t have to be a lawyer to see the danger to anyone doing business in the Empire State.
By RED JAHNCKE
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RED JAHNCKE
Greenwich, Connecticut
Red Jahncke is a Contributor to The New York Sun.
Mr. Jahncke is president of the Townsend Group International, LLC.
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