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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Disqualification of Counsel, School Bullying, Jurisdiction
- Medicaid Home Care Object Of Contradictory Suits
- Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Claims Against Ratings Agencies
- Tenants' Right to Assemble Has Limits, Panel Says
- Trustee's Motion to Dismiss Petition by Same-Sex Couple Rejected
- Circuit Stays Portion of Chevron Ruling
- Pay: News In Brief
- 2 Men Arrested in Sting Operation Wanted to Carry Out Terror Attack, Officials Say
- Siegel Consultants Ltd. v. Nokia Inc.
- Chen v. Yeung
- LFJ Realty Co v. Bank of New York
- Kiblitsky v. Lutheran Medical Center
- Dobson v. Saal
- MM v AM
- United States v. Mungin
- Capsolas v. Pasta Resources Inc.
- Fertig v. HRA Medical Assistance Program
- Mint Inc. v. Amad
- Nanomedicon LLC v. The Research Fdn. of the State Univ. of New York
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Highway Contractor Liability for Motor Vehicle Accidents
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Disqualification of Counsel, School Bullying, Jurisdiction | Top |
| In their Eastern District Roundup, Harvey M. Stone and Richard H. Dolan, partners at Schlam Stone & Dolan, discuss Judge Cogan's disqualification of an attorney from representing an alleged member of the Colombo crime family because of "unwaivable" conflicts of interest, Judge Weinstein's wide-ranging review of the legal landscape concerning the educational establishment's liability for inadequate responses to bullying, and more. | |
| Medicaid Home Care Object Of Contradictory Suits | Top |
| In his Elder Law column, Daniel G. Fish of Daniel G. Fish LLC discusses how a federal whistleblower suit and a federal class action suit have resulted in the Medicaid program simultaneously being accused of offering too much home care in the former and not offering enough home care in the latter. | |
| Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Claims Against Ratings Agencies | Top |
| Tenants' Right to Assemble Has Limits, Panel Says | Top |
| Trustee's Motion to Dismiss Petition by Same-Sex Couple Rejected | Top |
| Circuit Stays Portion of Chevron Ruling | Top |
| Pay: News In Brief | Top |
| 2 Men Arrested in Sting Operation Wanted to Carry Out Terror Attack, Officials Say | Top |
| Siegel Consultants Ltd. v. Nokia Inc. | Top |
| 'Irrebutable Presumption' to Disqualify Does Not Arise Absent Attorney-Client Relationship | |
| Chen v. Yeung | Top |
| Entire Controversy Doctrine Grants Movants Vacatur of Default Judgment in New York | |
| LFJ Realty Co v. Bank of New York | Top |
| Leave to Amend Complaint to Add Allegation Of Vicarious Liability Against BNY, Trust Granted | |
| Kiblitsky v. Lutheran Medical Center | Top |
| Physician's Cause of Action For Compelled Self-Defamation Dismissed Against Employer | |
| Dobson v. Saal | Top |
| Court Rules Kelly Blue Book Admissible Into Evidence to Establish Vehicle's Value | |
| MM v AM | Top |
| Mother Found Unfit to Be Custodial Parent; Father Awarded Permanent Sole Custody | |
| United States v. Mungin | Top |
| Court Rejects Claim Amendment 591 Requires 40 Year Term's Reduction to 87 to 109 Months | |
| Capsolas v. Pasta Resources Inc. | Top |
| Uniform Policy Inferred From Restaurants' Common Ownership; FLSA Class Suit Certified | |
| Fertig v. HRA Medical Assistance Program | Top |
| Suit Precluded by Prior State Action; Pre-2007 Interracial Marriage Bias Claims Time Barred | |
| Mint Inc. v. Amad | Top |
| Vendor's 'Knock-Off' Spice Shakers Infringed Copyright, Warrant Preliminary Injunction | |
| Nanomedicon LLC v. The Research Fdn. of the State Univ. of New York | Top |
| Patent Licensee's Complaint Neither Relied On Nor Raised Patent Law Issues; Suit Remanded | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Highway Contractor Liability for Motor Vehicle Accidents | Top |
| Martin H. Weisfuse, senior partner at Weisfuse & Weisfuse, writes: Contractors can be liable for motor vehicle accidents caused by dangerous conditions which they create on the highway. Unlike the state or city, which owns the highway, contractors do not have a nondelegable duty of care to the victims of such accidents. The rules governing contractor liability require proof that the contractor "launched an instrument of harm" or undertook all safety obligations. | |
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