By Meyer Last, Janice Mac Avoy, Jennifer Yashar and Ben Paull ( June 18, 2019, 3:11 PM EDT) -- In a recent decision, the New York Court of Appeals ruled by the narrowest of margins — four judges to three — that a tenant's waiver of "declaratory judgment action[s]" in a commercial lease is an effective waiver of a tenant's right to obtain a Yellowstone injunction and not void as against public policy.[1] This decision throws into doubt the viability of Yellowstone injunctions for commercial tenants....
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