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- Attorney, Client Face Sanction for Pursuing 9/11 Conspiracy Suit
- News In Brief
- Divided Justices Back Mandatory Arbitration for Consumer Complaints
- Law School Admission Council to Make Website Accessible to Blind
- Matter of Social Service Employees Union v. NYC Administration for Children's Services
- Kikis v. 1045 Owners Corp.
- Pierre v. Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home Co.
- City of New York v. Greenwich Ins. Co.
- Perez v. GELCO Corp.
- Mancuso v. Silvey
- Sotheby's Inc. v. Modern Art Services Ltd.
- Getty Petroleum Marketing Inc. v. Atlantis Petroleum LLC
- Sookoo v. Heath
- Speedmark Transportation Inc. v. Mui
- Robinson v. Rome
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Arbitrator Impartiality and the Duty to Disclose
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Using the Forum Non Conveniens Doctrine With Foreign Victims | Top |
| In their Aviation Law column, Steven R. Pounian and Justin T. Green, partners with Kreindler & Kreindler, write that courts are loath to find that the legal systems of other countries provide inadequate remedies and to procure dismissals defendants regularly agree to waive jurisdictional defenses and statutes of limitations to make a foreign jurisdiction "available." | |
| Ecuadorans in Chevron Lawsuit Seek Kaplan's Recusal for Bias | Top |
| 'Unseemly Process' to Follow Announcement of Job Cuts | Top |
| Attorney, Client Face Sanction for Pursuing 9/11 Conspiracy Suit | Top |
| News In Brief | Top |
| Divided Justices Back Mandatory Arbitration for Consumer Complaints | Top |
| Law School Admission Council to Make Website Accessible to Blind | Top |
| After two years of legal wrangling, the Law School Admission Council and the National Federation of the Blind have reached a settlement over the accessibility of the website nearly every U.S. law school uses to accept student applications. | |
| Matter of Social Service Employees Union v. NYC Administration for Children's Services | Top |
| Newly Created Titles Within Agency Require Different Certifications, Materially Different | |
| Kikis v. 1045 Owners Corp. | Top |
| Co-op Board's Line of Credit Denial Upheld Under 'Lavandusky,' Business Judgment Rule | |
| Pierre v. Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home Co. | Top |
| Employees' Pension-Related Issues Required To Proceed to Arbitration; Dismissal Granted | |
| City of New York v. Greenwich Ins. Co. | Top |
| Issues of Fact Preclude Summary Judgment To City and Insurer in Coverage Dispute | |
| Perez v. GELCO Corp. | Top |
| Graves Amendment Bars Suit Against Lessor, Preempts Application of Vicarious Liability | |
| Mancuso v. Silvey | Top |
| Husband's Failure to Apply for Mortgage Found a Breach of Contingency Clause | |
| Sotheby's Inc. v. Modern Art Services Ltd. | Top |
| Carmack Amendment Does Not Preempt Claim Over Negligent Handling of Statue | |
| Getty Petroleum Marketing Inc. v. Atlantis Petroleum LLC | Top |
| Fuel Station Franchisor Found Not Required Sue Franchisee in Pa. Federal Court | |
| Sookoo v. Heath | Top |
| No Error in Failure to Give Alibi Instruction, Witness I.D. Charge to Jury in Murder Case | |
| Speedmark Transportation Inc. v. Mui | Top |
| Shipper Plausibly Claimed Employees' Breach By Forming Competitor, Soliciting Colleagues | |
| Robinson v. Rome | Top |
| 'Connick' Counters Claim of D.A.'s Liability For Not Training Prosecutors on 'Brady' Duty | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Arbitrator Impartiality and the Duty to Disclose | Top |
| David C. Singer, a partner at Dorsey & Whitney, and Cecilie Howard, an associate at the firm, discuss an arbitrator's duty to investigate and disclose potential conflicts of interest and a case, currently on appeal to the New York Court of Appeals, where one member of an arbitration panel had a son who, as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, had taken steps concerning issues that were relevant to the arbitration. | |
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