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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Bullying and the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act
• Coping With Partner Mandatory Retirement
• Proof of Husband's 'Genius' Barred in Property Distribution
• MTA Must Pay $55 Million More for Seized Downtown Properties
• Judge Rejects Kidnapping Claim in Weapons-for-Drugs Swap Case
• Pay: Panel's Chair Says Judges Made Strong Case for Raise
• Penalty Is Enhanced for Assaulting a Judge
• Court Calls Premature a Nassau Redistricting Plan
• Forum to Examine Campaign for Same-Sex Marriage
• Judge Narrows Claims in Workers' Bias Lawsuit
• Beleaguered News Corp. Turns to Debevoise to Advise New Management Panel
• Q&A: Ellen C. Schell
• Keepsakes for the Happy Occasion
• Bowne Management Systems Inc. v. City of New York
• Sawyer v. A.C. & S. Inc.
• People v. Jones
• Clark v. Strauss
• Roshodesh v. Plotch
• Gill v. Scooby's Bar & Lounge Inc.
• Wu v. Holder
• United States v. Yousef
• Lust v. Nederlandse Programma Stichting
• Vermont Mutual Insurance Co. v. Moslem
• Crab House of Douglaston Inc. v. Newsday Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Religious Speech, Public Schools and the Marketplace of Ideas

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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
Bullying and the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act	Top
In his Civil Rights Litigation column, Ilann M. Maazel, a partner at Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady, writes that bullying in schools has taken center stage in the national dialogue in recent years as the backdrop to high-profile suicides, school violence, and increasingly urgent debates over teens/tweens and social media, but as often happens, the law has struggled to catch up to an important social issue.
Coping With Partner Mandatory Retirement	Top
In his Law Firm Partnership Law column, Arthur J. Ciampi, managing member of Ciampi LLC, writes that recent studies indicate that about half of the large U.S. law firms continue to have mandatory retirement policies, but with some early planning, there are a number of ways of coping with these practices, including changing status, moving to another firm, or if all else fails, filing suit.
Proof of Husband's 'Genius' Barred in Property Distribution	Top
MTA Must Pay $55 Million More for Seized Downtown Properties	Top
Judge Rejects Kidnapping Claim in Weapons-for-Drugs Swap Case	Top
Pay: Panel's Chair Says Judges Made Strong Case for Raise	Top
Penalty Is Enhanced for Assaulting a Judge	Top
Court Calls Premature a Nassau Redistricting Plan	Top
Forum to Examine Campaign for Same-Sex Marriage	Top
Judge Narrows Claims in Workers' Bias Lawsuit	Top
Beleaguered News Corp. Turns to Debevoise to Advise New Management Panel	Top
Q&A: Ellen C. Schell	Top
In 2006, an Albany-based legal services organization began to notice an increase in reports of domestic violence from people with ties to the military. With a $200,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant, the Military Families Program was formed, headed by Ellen C. Schell. The one-of-a-kind program represents military-connected survivors and provides crucial training to civilian attorneys who wish to represent these victims.
Keepsakes for the Happy Occasion	Top
Bowne Management Systems Inc. v. City of New York	Top
Breach of Contract Claims Not Previously Litigated, Not Barred by Collateral Estoppel
Sawyer v. A.C. & S. Inc.	Top
Crane Co. Had Duty to Warn of Hazards Knowing Valves Used With Asbestos Materials
People v. Jones	Top
Reliable Chemical Test Not Rendered Inadmissible Merely Because Device Mobile
Clark v. Strauss	Top
Superintendent Holdover to be Filed in Housing, Not Commercial Landlord/Tenant Part
Roshodesh v. Plotch	Top
Tenant Fails to Show Sale of Coop Unwarranted; Owner Granted Dismissal of Tenant's Defenses
Gill v. Scooby's Bar & Lounge Inc.	Top
Bar Denied Dismissal of Patron's Injury Suit Conflicting Accounts Create Credibility Questions
Wu v. Holder	Top
Fugitive Disentitlement Doctrine Inapplicable To Disregard of DHS 'Bag and Baggage' Letter
United States v. Yousef	Top
'Ker-Frisbie' Doctrine Not Overcome by Claim Of Kidnapping by U.S. Agents; Indictment Stands
Lust v. Nederlandse Programma Stichting	Top
Netherlands Is Appropriate Forum for Bias Suit by Employee Temporarily in New York
Vermont Mutual Insurance Co. v. Moslem	Top
Application's Material Misrepresentations Lead to Rescission of Homeowner's Policy
Crab House of Douglaston Inc. v. Newsday Inc.	Top
Restaurant's RICO Suit Alleging Inflated Newspaper Advertising Rates Partly Dismissed
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Religious Speech, Public Schools and the Marketplace of Ideas	Top
Kenneth G. Schwarz, of counsel at Cozen O'Connor, writes that both the majority and the dissent in a recent Second Circuit decision agreed about one thing, which is that Supreme Court review was warranted to determine whether the Department of Education was required under the Free Speech clause of the First Amendment to allow worship services in a school, and, if so, the conditions that should attach in order to avoid a violation of the Establishment Clause.

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