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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Admissibility of Statements of Pain and Physical Condition
• Silencing Student Speech in the Second Circuit
• Proof Called 'Devastating' at Conclusion of Trader Trial
• Judges Ponder Liability for '93 WTC Bombing
• Panel Blasts Attorney's 'Clearly Inexcusable' Conduct
• State Bar Head Stresses Importance of Family
• Jury Rejects Death Penalty in Case of Convicted Crime Boss
• Davis Polk Partner Joins Debevoise
• TARP Lawyer Joins Mayer Brown as Partner
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• Sentencing Commission Mulls Proposal to Retroactively Apply Crack Guidelines
• Correction
• People v. Delossantos
• Verponi v. City of New York
• Quintanilla-Flores v. Simone Development Co. LLC
• Katouchis v. Jeport Hotel Corp.
• People v. Coelho
• Chiocchi v. Cat Lounge Inc.
• Scheck v. The Republic of Argentina
• United States v. Egan
• Alzheimer's Found. of America Inc. v. Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc.
• Zip International Group LLC v. Trilini Imports Inc.
• NYMET Industrial Solutions Inc. v. Maersk Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: The X's and O's of Football's Offseason of Discontent

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Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon	Top
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds
Admissibility of Statements of Pain and Physical Condition	Top
In his Evidence column, Michael J. Hutter, a professor at Albany Law School and special counsel to Powers & Santola, discusses three recent decisions from the Court of Appeals that clarified New York law by the establishment of an expansive view of the medical statement exception, and, in doing so laid the foundation for its further expansion.
Silencing Student Speech in the Second Circuit	Top
In his Civil Rights and Civil Liberties column, Christopher Dunn, associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, writes: In the late 1960s the U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion that was extraordinary in extolling the value of student speech and condemning efforts by school officials to suppress that speech. Though professing to adhere to that case, the Second Circuit in late April rejected a First Amendment claim with an opinion that illustrates how far the lower courts have come in turning their back on the spirit of the Supreme Court's seminal ruling.
Proof Called 'Devastating' at Conclusion of Trader Trial	Top
Judges Ponder Liability for '93 WTC Bombing	Top
Panel Blasts Attorney's 'Clearly Inexcusable' Conduct	Top
State Bar Head Stresses Importance of Family	Top
Jury Rejects Death Penalty in Case of Convicted Crime Boss	Top
Davis Polk Partner Joins Debevoise	Top
TARP Lawyer Joins Mayer Brown as Partner	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
Sentencing Commission Mulls Proposal to Retroactively Apply Crack Guidelines	Top
Correction	Top
People v. Delossantos	Top
Person Entering Public Housing Without Permission Subject to Second-Degree Trespass
Verponi v. City of New York	Top
Agent's Injuries Not Proximately Caused by Home Health Care Nurse
Quintanilla-Flores v. Simone Development Co. LLC	Top
Summary Judgment Granted to Worker Who Slipped From Unsecured Ladder
Katouchis v. Jeport Hotel Corp.	Top
Worker Who Fell From Ladder Ruled Entitled to Judgment
People v. Coelho	Top
Court Refuses to Apply 'Padilla' Retroactively To 18-Year-Old Ineffective Assistance Claim
Chiocchi v. Cat Lounge Inc.	Top
Patron Who Fell on Tape Fails to Show Employees Created or Knew of Condition
Scheck v. The Republic of Argentina	Top
Germans Served Proper Notice on Argentina In Suit to Enforce Judgment on Bonds
United States v. Egan	Top
Court Explains Acceptance of Bank's Claim Against Funds Seized in Fraud Prosecution
Alzheimer's Found. of America Inc. v. Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc.	Top
Lanham Act Infringement Claims Survive In Competing Suits by Alzheimer's Groups
Zip International Group LLC v. Trilini Imports Inc.	Top
Sunflower Seed Distributor's Infringement Suit Dismissed Against 'Gray Market' Importer
NYMET Industrial Solutions Inc. v. Maersk Inc.	Top
Lading Bill's Forum Clause Requires Cargo Nondelivery Suit Be Brought in England
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: The X's and O's of Football's Offseason of Discontent	Top
Arthur R. Miller and Peter Safirstein of Milberg give a pre-game show of the NFL's June 3rd "Super Bowl" of litigation at the Eighth Circuit, which will hear the class action suit between the National Football League Players Association and the teams' owners after a highly-publicized collective bargaining agreement couldn't be reached and the subsequent player lock out.

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