Nadler v. F & D Associates, Inc.

*499 SUMMARY ORDER

Plaintiffs Allen Nadler and Edward Cappetta sued defendant F & D Associates, Inc. (“F & D”) in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, alleging principally that F & D sold their furniture in violation of New York’s warehouseman’s hen statute. See N.Y. U.C.C. § 7-210 (McKinney 2002). F & D counter-claimed for storage fees incurred in connection with plaintiffs’ furniture. The district court (Poliak, M.J.) entered judgment in favor of F & D on October 2, 2002 after a bench trial. On the storage fees cross-claim, the district court denied F & D…