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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- 'Brady' Obligations in the Twenty-First Century
- Effecting Change In Franchise Networks (Part 1)
- Panel Says Law Bars Worker's Damages Claim Against City
- Lippman Vows to Correct State's Failure to Provide Attorneys for Indigent Defendants at Arraignment
- A.G., MBIA Ask Court to Toss $5 Billion Fraud Suit
- News In Brief
- King & Spalding Is Latest Firm to Cope With Backlash Over Client
- Obituary: Leonard M. Marks
- American International Ins. Co. v. A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating Corp.
- People v. Bounville
- Berni v. Chopra
- First Church of Christ, Scientist v. Edgemont at Tarrytown Condominiums
- Matter of Sorrentino v. Maybury
- Matter of H.
- Cruz-Miguel v. Holder
- NE Opco Inc. v. American Pad & Paper Co. of Delaware Inc.
- Kelley v. United States
- NML Capital Ltd. v. The Republic of Argentina
- Viña Casa Tamaya S.A. v. Oakville Hills Cellar Inc.
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Effect of Recession on Damage Awards in Employment Cases
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| 'Brady' Obligations in the Twenty-First Century | Top |
| In their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Barry A. Bohrer of Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer write: What explains the departure by some prosecutors from the standards of fairness and decency? Is it "trickle-down American exceptionalism" in which the "we're number one" mentality is a precursor to a run for public office or the grab for the golden ring in private practice? Particularly in an era of draconian sentences in white-collar cases, it is time for a wholesale reevaluation of disclosure and discovery in criminal cases. | |
| Effecting Change In Franchise Networks (Part 1) | Top |
| In his Franchising column, David J. Kaufmann, a senior partner at Kaufmann Gildin Robbins & Oppenheim, begins an examination of the many triggers for litigation that may arise when parent corporations try to compel franchisees to make changes in technology, process or any area of their business, offering examples from 1914 to the present. | |
| Panel Says Law Bars Worker's Damages Claim Against City | Top |
| Lippman Vows to Correct State's Failure to Provide Attorneys for Indigent Defendants at Arraignment | Top |
| A.G., MBIA Ask Court to Toss $5 Billion Fraud Suit | Top |
| News In Brief | Top |
| King & Spalding Is Latest Firm to Cope With Backlash Over Client | Top |
| Obituary: Leonard M. Marks | Top |
| American International Ins. Co. v. A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating Corp. | Top |
| Insurer Is Denied Reimbursement For Claims Paid in Subrogation Action | |
| People v. Bounville | Top |
| Lack of Allegations That Makeshift Bed Blocked Walk Dooms Accusatory Instrument | |
| Berni v. Chopra | Top |
| Issues Exist if Landlord's Son Controlled Premises or Acted as Landlord's Agent | |
| First Church of Christ, Scientist v. Edgemont at Tarrytown Condominiums | Top |
| Adjoining Landowner Awarded Judgment; Counsel Sanctioned for Frivolous Cross-Motion | |
| Matter of Sorrentino v. Maybury | Top |
| Enforcement of Municipal Code Rests Solely With Responsible Public Officials, Not Court | |
| Matter of H. | Top |
| Father in Military Continues to Be County Resident for Adoption Petition Purposes | |
| Cruz-Miguel v. Holder | Top |
| 'Conditional Parole' Release Not Same as 'Paroled Into U.S.' for Adjustment of Status | |
| NE Opco Inc. v. American Pad & Paper Co. of Delaware Inc. | Top |
| Issues on Expert's Report in Infringement Case Go to Weight, Not Relevance | |
| Kelley v. United States | Top |
| Ex Post Facto Clause Not Breached by 'Hybrid' Guidelines Combination in Deciding Sentence | |
| NML Capital Ltd. v. The Republic of Argentina | Top |
| Components for Argentine Satellite Found Not Subject to Attachment | |
| Viña Casa Tamaya S.A. v. Oakville Hills Cellar Inc. | Top |
| In Dismissing Infringement Claim, Court Says Dispute Over Registration Not Controversy | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Effect of Recession on Damage Awards in Employment Cases | Top |
| Russell Penzer, a partner at Lazer, Aptheker, Rosella & Yedid, and Maryam Parvaneh, an associate with the firm, discuss the impact that the state of the job market should have on the calculation of damages in employment discrimination actions, taking into account "make whole relief," "front pay" and "back pay." | |
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