In re Nicholas M. Suffolk County Department of Social Services

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• holding email was sufficient to satisfy statute of frauds and support a quantum meruit claim, even where it was not enforceable as a contract, because it “evidenced the fact of plaintiff's employment [by defendant] to render the alleged services”
• emails between the parties “fail to make any reference to payment terms, and accordingly fail to satisfy the statute of frauds as to the contract claim”

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