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• Court Addresses Materiality Standard Under Federal Securities Law
• Venue Mandamus In the Federal Circuit
• AG Says Recusal Is Not Required of Judge Ruling in Hevesi Case
• Kasowitz's Suit for $7.1 Million 'Success Fee' Is Rejected
• Hearing on Suppression of Statements in Terror Case Ends With Court Skeptical of Defense Claims
• Banks Challenge Data Used In Restructuring of MBIA
• Botein Awards to Be Presented on Monday
• News In Brief
• Panel Says Parole Violators May Seek Lesser Sentences Under Drug Law Reforms
• Rakoff Again Blasts SEC Settlements Where Defendants Admit No Wrong
• Corrections
• Richmor Aviation Inc. v. Sportsflight Air. Inc.
• Higgins v. New York City Housing Authority
• Ottley v. New York City Housing Authority
• People v. Graham
• American Express Bank FSB v. Dalbis
• J. Reiff Consulting Inc. v. Suffolk Laundry Services Inc.
• Margaret A v. Shawn B
• United States v. 479 Tamarind Drive
• Griggs v. LaHood
• Riccardo v. Cassidy
• Federal Trade Commission v. Navestad
• Outside Counsel: Constitutionality of the Individual Mandate to Obtain Health Insurance

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Court Addresses Materiality Standard Under Federal Securities Law	Top
In the latest installment of their Second Circuit Review, Martin Flumenbaum and Brad S. Karp, members of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, analyze a recent decision contrary to the recent judicial trend of applying greater scrutiny to class action complaints, which will likely increase efforts by plaintiffs to devise arguments focused on qualitative factors and business segment-level significance.
Venue Mandamus In the Federal Circuit	Top
In their Patent and Trademark Law column, Robert C. Scheinfeld of Baker Botts and Parker H. Bagley of Goodwin Procter discuss how judges in the Eastern District of Texas have abused their discretion by denying defendants' meritorious venue transfer motions and examine relevant venue statutes, Federal Circuit interventions and a recent significant decision.
AG Says Recusal Is Not Required of Judge Ruling in Hevesi Case	Top
Kasowitz's Suit for $7.1 Million 'Success Fee' Is Rejected	Top
Hearing on Suppression of Statements in Terror Case Ends With Court Skeptical of Defense Claims	Top
Banks Challenge Data Used In Restructuring of MBIA	Top
Botein Awards to Be Presented on Monday	Top
News In Brief	Top
Panel Says Parole Violators May Seek Lesser Sentences Under Drug Law Reforms	Top
Rakoff Again Blasts SEC Settlements Where Defendants Admit No Wrong	Top
Corrections	Top
Richmor Aviation Inc. v. Sportsflight Air. Inc.	Top
Parties Continued to Operate Under Terms Of Expired Agreement; Damages Reduced
Higgins v. New York City Housing Authority	Top
Court Vacates Unconscionable Stipulation By Pro Se Petitioner Against Housing Agency
Ottley v. New York City Housing Authority	Top
Judge Finds Housing Agency Failed To Consider Ill Tenant's Circumstances
People v. Graham	Top
Court Dismisses Traffic Charges After Misdemeanors Are Dismissed
American Express Bank FSB v. Dalbis	Top
Credit Card Company Fails to Show Attempt To Deliver Copy of Agreement to Card Holder
J. Reiff Consulting Inc. v. Suffolk Laundry Services Inc.	Top
Seller Entered Contract Knowing Ozone Generator Was Inefficient for Buyer's Needs
Margaret A v. Shawn B	Top
Court Uses 2009 Earnings of Husband Who Is Currently Unemployed for Child Support
United States v. 479 Tamarind Drive	Top
Fraudster Lacks Shareholder Standing To Assert Claim on Property to Be Forfeited
Griggs v. LaHood	Top
Only Appeals Court Can Hear Challenge To Revocation of FAA Examiner Authorization
Riccardo v. Cassidy	Top
'Salute' Cited in Dismissal of Disability Bias Suit Over Section 8 Refusal by Landlord
Federal Trade Commission v. Navestad	Top
Affirmative Defenses Struck in Suit Alleging Schemes' Breach of Trade Commission Act
Outside Counsel: Constitutionality of the Individual Mandate to Obtain Health Insurance	Top
Kenneth G. Schwarz, of counsel to Cozen O'Connor, reviews some of the numerous lawsuits and decisions addressing The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the constitutional arguments likely to be used when the matter finally reaches the U.S. Supreme Court.

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