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• Rosen v. North Shore Tower Apartments Inc.
• Outside Counsel: Seeking Lack-of-Marketability Discount With Minority Discount Poses Risks

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Proposed Rule on Incentive-Based Compensation at Financial Institutions	Top
In his Executive Compensation column, Joseph E. Bachelder III, a partner in the law offices of Joseph E. Bachelder, reviews the proposed rule, which raises significant questions not just on the rule's interpretation by the seven agencies involved in its administration, but also its impact on say on pay voting, shareholder activists' criticism of executive pay, state rules and court interpretations of fiduciary duties of directors and officers.
Judge Clears Way for Panel to Control Nassau Finances	Top
Albany: New York City Settles Class Action Over Time Spent by Foster Care Youth in Psychiatric Hospitals	Top
Appeals Court Clarifies Causation Issue in Medical Malpractice Cases	Top
News In Brief	Top
Judge Calls $75 Trillion Request for Damages 'Absurd'	Top
Correction	Top
Meng v. Allen	Top
Court Rules Divorce Action Belongs In Singapore; Both Parties Denied Dismissal
GE Capital Commercial Inc. v. Kazi Foods of NY Inc.	Top
Agent for Lenders Establishes Entitlement To Summary Judgment in Lieu of Complaint
Miller v. Markowitz	Top
Conflicting Expert Opinions Precludes Dismissal of Medical Malpractice Action
New Century Mortgage Corp. v. McDonald	Top
Cousin Owned Property as Mortgage-Debtor, Had Authority to Encumber It With Mortgage
Badiak v. White Plain Kensington LLC	Top
Third-Party Action Dismissed; Assignment Of Subcontract Did Not Provide for Indemnity
Izzo v. DeRosa	Top
No Proof Found That Cracked Pool Concrete Was From Defective Workmanship
Nextec Applications Inc. v. Brookwood Companies Inc.	Top
Issues Exist on Patent's Invalidity As Disclosed by Prior Art on Fabric Coating
United States v. Egan	Top
Rule Bars Claimant From Seeking Discovery Before Dismissal Decision as to Other Claims
Ancile Investment Co. Ltd. v. Archer Daniels Midland Co.	Top
Fertilizer Financier Loses Claims Against Agribusiness Grounded on Lading Bills
The European Community v. RJR Nabisco Inc.	Top
Extraterritorial RICO Claims Against Cigarette Maker Are Dismissed
Rosen v. North Shore Tower Apartments Inc.	Top
Evicted Tenants Denied Reconsideration, Judgment on Rights Violation Claims
Outside Counsel: Seeking Lack-of-Marketability Discount With Minority Discount Poses Risks	Top
Douglas A. Cooper, a senior partner at Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, and Matthew F. Didora, an associate at the firm, analyze a recent decision that serves as a warning of the danger associated with introducing the minority discount into the valuation analysis.

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