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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Supreme Court on Securities Law: Conflicting Attitudes on Class Actions
• No Predicting 'Common Sense' Court Open to Dissenting Voices
• Circuit Shelves Freelancers' Pact With Publishers and Databases
• Disabled Notary Faulted in Signature Dispute
• Brooklyn Bikeway Survives Court Challenge
• Cigarette Makers Challenge Government 'Advocacy'
• Eight Countrywide Cases Coordinated in Los Angeles
• Ex-Kasowitz Benson Associate Sues Firm Over Firing, Seeks $77 Million
• Correction
• Esanu v. Klein
• Fileccia v. City of New York
• Kaufman v. Kaufman
• Levy v. Town Sports International Inc.
• Bank of America NA v. Lightstone Holdings LLC
• Estate of Lina Morgana v. Staten Island Hotel
• Wilson v. Phoenix House
• Augie Hasho & Associates Inc. v. Bank of America Nat'l Assn
• Henry v. Schriro
• Stevens v. Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd.
• Caldwell Mfg. Co. N. Amer. LLC v. Amesbury Group Inc.
• Outside Counsel: Proposed Rule 2019 Amendment: Will It Stop the Games?

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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
Supreme Court on Securities Law: Conflicting Attitudes on Class Actions	Top
In her Securities Regulation column, Roberta S. Karmel, Centennial Professor of Law and co-director of the Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law at Brooklyn Law School, writes: Although one of the securities law cases decided by the Supreme Court this term exhibits a strong animus toward Rule 10b-5 class action cases, two others endorse and extend the holding of Basic Inc. v. Levinson, a case that did not command more than a plurality for its then controversial fraud-on-the-market theory for a presumption of reliance.
No Predicting 'Common Sense' Court Open to Dissenting Voices	Top
Circuit Shelves Freelancers' Pact With Publishers and Databases	Top
A federal appellate court has thrown out a class action settlement between freelance writers and online publishers and databases that archived the writers' work without pay, saying that the pact approved by the lower court did not represent the interests of all class members.
Disabled Notary Faulted in Signature Dispute	Top
Brooklyn Bikeway Survives Court Challenge	Top
Cigarette Makers Challenge Government 'Advocacy'	Top
Eight Countrywide Cases Coordinated in Los Angeles	Top
Ex-Kasowitz Benson Associate Sues Firm Over Firing, Seeks $77 Million	Top
Correction	Top
Esanu v. Klein	Top
Allegations Sufficient to Withstand Dismissal Of Negligence Suit Against Land Use Consultants
Fileccia v. City of New York	Top
Attorney's FOIL Request Duplicative Of Client's Prior Requests and Time-Barred
Kaufman v. Kaufman	Top
Brother Ordered to Provide Accounting Of Trust Funds; Unfreezing of Accounts Denied
Levy v. Town Sports International Inc.	Top
No Evidence Showing Addition of Bosu Ball In Exercise Caused Unreasonable Risk
Bank of America NA v. Lightstone Holdings LLC	Top
Banks Granted Summary Judgment On Guarantors' $100 Million Loan Obligation
Estate of Lina Morgana v. Staten Island Hotel	Top
Venue in Wrongful Death Action Changed; Expired Testamentary Letters To be Renewed
Wilson v. Phoenix House	Top
Transgendered's §1983 Claims Survive Dismissal, Lanham Act False Advertising Claim Does Not
Augie Hasho & Associates Inc. v. Bank of America Nat'l Assn	Top
Bank Granted Dismissal of Broker's Recovery Of Commission on Lease by Predecessor Bank
Henry v. Schriro	Top
Denial of Matzoh, Juice to Jewish Inmate Furthers Legitimate Prison Security Interest
Stevens v. Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd.	Top
Shareholder Cannot Recover Legal Fees From Acquiring Firm Under 'Common-Fund Rule'
Caldwell Mfg. Co. N. Amer. LLC v. Amesbury Group Inc.	Top
Injunction's Denial in Patent Infringement Action Against Direct Competitor Explained
Outside Counsel: Proposed Rule 2019 Amendment: Will It Stop the Games?	Top
Schuyler Carroll, a partner at Perkins Coie, and Shan Haider, an associate at the firm, write that while the general intent of the proposed amendment is to "expand the scope of the rule's coverage and the content of its disclosure requirements," it also attempts to temper the ability to use 2019 as a strategic tool to gain leverage.

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