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• Emposimato v. CIFC Acquisition Corp.
• Hunt v. Klein
• UBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2007-FL1 v. Garrison Special Opportunities Fund L.P.
• Orange Grill Restaurant Corporation v. United States Liability Insurance Company
• Gebran v. New York City Department of Education
• Utica Mutual Insurance Co. v. Lynton
• Orkin v. The Swiss Confederation
• Sanchez v. Litzenberger
• Secord v. Chartis Inc.
• Pretty Girl Inc. v. Pretty Girl Fashions Inc.
• Hoops v. KeySpan Energy
• Outside Counsel: Addressing Insurance Broker Compensation Disclosure

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Emposimato v. CIFC Acquisition Corp.	Top
Entity Acquiring Stock Fails to Show Its Ability to Proceed With Acquisition
Hunt v. Klein	Top
Hearing Officer Gave Discharged Teacher Ample Time to Find an Attorney
UBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2007-FL1 v. Garrison Special Opportunities Fund L.P.	Top
Guaranty for Payment of Money Only Is Suitable for Summary Judgment Motion
Orange Grill Restaurant Corporation v. United States Liability Insurance Company	Top
Notice to Broker of Personal Injury Action Is Not Deemed Notice to Insurance Company
Gebran v. New York City Department of Education	Top
Letters in Tenured Teacher's File Support "Unsatisfactory' Rating
Utica Mutual Insurance Co. v. Lynton	Top
Auto Insurer in Subrogation Suit Fails To Address if Insured Sued Within Two Years
Orkin v. The Swiss Confederation	Top
Switzerland Granted Dismissal of Action To Recover Van Gogh Drawing Sold in 1933
Sanchez v. Litzenberger	Top
Litigant's Use of 'True Alias' Is Ruled Not Fraud Warranting Suit's Dismissal
Secord v. Chartis Inc.	Top
Judge Finds Action Against Insurer Premature as Loss Not Fully Calculated
Pretty Girl Inc. v. Pretty Girl Fashions Inc.	Top
Retailer Is Barred From Using 'Pretty Girl' That Infringes Trademark of Competitor
Hoops v. KeySpan Energy	Top
Labor Management Relations Act Found To Preempt Fair Labor Standard's Act Claim
Outside Counsel: Addressing Insurance Broker Compensation Disclosure	Top
Joseph Jean and Rachel Wrightson of Lowenstein Sandler discuss how the recent Wells Fargo decision reaffirmed long-standing New York common law that insurance brokers are "dual agents," and do not have an obligation to disclose compensation arrangements to their customers, and the role that Regulation 194 plays, requiring producers to make such disclosures.

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