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• Federal Appeals Court Finds Dancing Is Prohibited at Jefferson Memorial
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• Calautti v. Grados
• In re Motors Liquidation Co.
• RFP LLC v. SCVNGR Inc.
• Schoolcraft v. City of New York
• Cacace v. Meyer Marketing (Macau Commercial Offshore) Co. LLC
• Applied Technology Inc. v. J.R. Clancy Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: The Use of Humor as a Trial Technique

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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
Obama, Same-Sex Partnerships, Immigration: a Half-Step Forward	Top
In his Immigration Law column, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy partner Michael D. Patrick discusses Attorney General Eric Holder's stance that the Department of Justice attorneys would cease defending Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act and how the recognition of marriage benefits for same-sex couples has special relevance in the immigration context.
Defense Launches Aggressive Attack on U.S. Case Against Traders	Top
News In Brief	Top
District Attorneys Lobby for Increased Funding	Top
Federal Appeals Court Finds Dancing Is Prohibited at Jefferson Memorial	Top
Correction	Top
Hoffman v. Biltmore 47 Associates LLC	Top
Ex-Law Firm Not Discharged for Cause, Granted 40% Recoverable Attorney's Fees
1526 Central Ave. Associates v. NY Mortgage Co. LLC	Top
Plaintiff's Failure to Satisfy Conditions Precedent Grants Defendant Judgment
Matter of Gorelick v. NYC Dept. of Housing Preservation & Development	Top
Petitioner Ineligible for Mitchell-Lama Housing; Application Rejection Is Upheld
Prestigiacomo v. Shorenstein Realty Services East LLC	Top
WCL §11 Prohibits Indemnity, Contribution Claims Where Plaintiff's Injury Not 'Grave'
Trachman v. Ciorciari	Top
Plaintiff Granted Motion for Voluntary Discontinuance of Negligence Action
Calautti v. Grados	Top
Ex-Groom Entitled to Judgment, Recovery Of Value of Diamond Engagement Ring
In re Motors Liquidation Co.	Top
District Court Rejects California Auto Seller's Appeal to Reinstate Chevrolet Dealership
RFP LLC v. SCVNGR Inc.	Top
Tortious Interference Counterclaim Dismissed In Suit Between Competing Scavenger Hunts
Schoolcraft v. City of New York	Top
Involuntarily Detained Police Officer's §1983 Claims Against Hospital Is Dismissed
Cacace v. Meyer Marketing (Macau Commercial Offshore) Co. LLC	Top
Frying Pan's Rights Holders Lose Sanctions Bid for Licensees' Alleged Spoliation
Applied Technology Inc. v. J.R. Clancy Inc.	Top
Royalty Nonpayment Claim Dismissed to Extent Based on Sales After Agreement Terminated
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: The Use of Humor as a Trial Technique	Top
Jay Goldberg, an attorney in New York City, writes: While the prosecutor in a criminal case, and the plaintiff's lawyer in a civil case, prefer to have the case tried in an atmosphere that is oppressively solemn in mood, the defense lawyer can use humor to relieve stressful situations. But beware, humor that falls flat can be extremely harmful.

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