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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Real Estate Workouts: Cancellation of Indebtedness Income, Part III
• Supreme Court Review in Labor And Employment Law, Part I
• Treat Parking Lot Like Highway to Sue Municipality, Judges Rule
• City Ordered to Pay Rent Subsidies for Ex-Homeless During Appeal
• Split Court Approves Relocation of Child of Divorce to California
• Right Found for Congress to Intervene in DOMA Case
• Credit Suisse Wins Dismissal of MBIA's Fraud Claim
• Rakoff Tapped for Mets Suit Against Madoff Trustee
• AP Source: Goldman Sachs Subpoenaed by Vance
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• NALP Report: Recent Law Graduates Face Dim Employment Prospects
• Clarification
• Correction
• East 115th St. Realty Corp. v. Focus & Struga Building Developers LLC
• People (Ex rel Davis) v. Warden
• Matter of Montemarano v. NYC Dept. of Correction
• Five Boro Psychological Services v. GEICO Ins. Co.
• M.A.D. v. M.M.
• People v. Stahl
• Speyer v. Kieselstein-Cord
• Filho v. Safra National Bank of New York
• Faulkner v. Arista Records LLC
• Kagan v. Saint Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of New York
• Golasiewski v. Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Public Campaign Financing Law: Protecting Against Excessive Cost

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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
Real Estate Workouts: Cancellation of Indebtedness Income, Part III	Top
In his Real Estate Securities column, Proskauer Rose partner Peter M. Fass discusses cancellation of indebtedness income in the context of restructuring or work out of a troubled property owned by a partnership and/or LLC, or a mortgage securing the property where the property does not generate sufficient cash to service the troubled loan or maintain the troubled property.
Supreme Court Review in Labor And Employment Law, Part I	Top
In their Labor Relations column, John P. Furfaro and Risa M. Salins of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom begin a review of recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions regarding class-wide arbitration, the "cat's paw" theory of liability, and a finding that medical residents who spend 40-plus hours per week caring for patients are reasonably classified by the IRS as employees rather than students and, therefore, are subject to FICA taxes.
Treat Parking Lot Like Highway to Sue Municipality, Judges Rule	Top
City Ordered to Pay Rent Subsidies for Ex-Homeless During Appeal	Top
Split Court Approves Relocation of Child of Divorce to California	Top
Right Found for Congress to Intervene in DOMA Case	Top
Credit Suisse Wins Dismissal of MBIA's Fraud Claim	Top
Rakoff Tapped for Mets Suit Against Madoff Trustee	Top
AP Source: Goldman Sachs Subpoenaed by Vance	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
NALP Report: Recent Law Graduates Face Dim Employment Prospects	Top
Clarification	Top
Correction	Top
East 115th St. Realty Corp. v. Focus & Struga Building Developers LLC	Top
Motion to Sever Damages Issue On Negligence Claim Is Denied
People (Ex rel Davis) v. Warden	Top
Petitioner Restored to Parole Over Lack Of Waiver, Preliminary Hearing on Reports
Matter of Montemarano v. NYC Dept. of Correction	Top
Article 78 Action for $25 Surcharge Refund Is Dismissed as 'Trivial'
Five Boro Psychological Services v. GEICO Ins. Co.	Top
Psychologist Licensed in Russia Lacked Sufficient Expertise to Qualify as Expert
M.A.D. v. M.M.	Top
Court Finds Service Valid as Wife Did Not Lure Husband to Jurisdiction Under Pretense
People v. Stahl	Top
Judge Grants Dismissal Because Errors May Have Created Prejudice Against Defendant
Speyer v. Kieselstein-Cord	Top
Store's Owner Need Not Indemnify Jeweler In Designer's Sex Bias, Retaliation Action
Filho v. Safra National Bank of New York	Top
Changes to Bank Account's Terms, Conditions Mandate Fraud, Breach Claims' Arbitration
Faulkner v. Arista Records LLC	Top
Letters Restart Limit Period, Revive Group's Royalty Claims Against Recording Company
Kagan v. Saint Vincents Catholic Medical Centers of New York	Top
Court Upholds Stay Order Enjoining Lawyer's FOIL, Fraud Claims as to Hospital's Closure
Golasiewski v. Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc.	Top
Waste Management Firm Denied Third-Party Indemnification in Personal Injury Suit
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Public Campaign Financing Law: Protecting Against Excessive Cost	Top
Laurence D. Laufer, a partner at Genova, Burns & Giantomasi, discusses a recent First Department decision that limited recoveries under a provision of New York City's public financing law that requires repayment of funds after all campaign expenses have been paid to the funds actually remaining in the campaign account; the issue of holding candidates personally liable for public funds repayments; and possible alternative measures for safeguarding public tax dollars.

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