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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• On Videos, Experts, Other Rulings You May Have Missed
• New IRS Procedures Help Distressed Taxpayers
• Replacement Ticket Is Far Cry From Jackpot for Elderly Woman
• Inmate's Suit Against Brafman for Fraud, Deceit Is Dismissed
• Court Children's Centers Scramble for Resources to Stay Open
• News In Brief
• LimeWire, Recording Companies Agree to Settlement
• People v. Bellissimo
• North Town Phase III Assoc. v. Petrov
• State of New York v. Maurice G.
• Lenox Hill hospital v. Allstate Ins. Co.
• Matter of Iarocci v. Inc. Village of W. Haverstraw
• Ruocco v. L-K Bennett Enterprises LLC
• Marfak v. Peretta
• Karimian v. Time Equities Inc.
• United States v. McDonald
• Forest Park Pictures v. Universal Television Network Inc.
• Micromat Co. Inc. v. Catskill Mountain Brewing Co. Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Highway Contractor Liability for Motor Vehicle Accidents

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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
On Videos, Experts, Other Rulings You May Have Missed	Top
In his Products Liability column, Michael Hoenig, a member of Herzfeld & Rubin, writes: Often, the actual gleaning is not new but a good reminder nonetheless. Sometimes a new twist on an old theme is presented yielding a double reward: reminding on the old theme; educating on the new twist.
New IRS Procedures Help Distressed Taxpayers	Top
In his Tax Tips column, Sidney Kess, of counsel at Kostelanetz & Fink and a CPA, analyzes the IRS' changes to its lien process and other actions that can help taxpayers and business owners trying to work their way out of financial and tax difficulties.
Replacement Ticket Is Far Cry From Jackpot for Elderly Woman	Top
Inmate's Suit Against Brafman for Fraud, Deceit Is Dismissed	Top
Court Children's Centers Scramble for Resources to Stay Open	Top
News In Brief	Top
LimeWire, Recording Companies Agree to Settlement	Top
LimeWire, the defunct file sharing service, on Thursday agreed to a $105 million settlement with recording companies over infringement of music copyrights.
People v. Bellissimo	Top
Panel Reverses Judgment of Conviction, Grants Dismissal in Interest of Justice
North Town Phase III Assoc. v. Petrov	Top
Bankruptcy Law Stay Denied to Tenant Who Failed to Comply With §362(a)(1) Exception
State of New York v. Maurice G.	Top
Petition for Civil Confinement Dismissed For Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction
Lenox Hill hospital v. Allstate Ins. Co.	Top
Hospitals Fail to Lay Proper Foundation That Submitted Documents Were Business Records
Matter of Iarocci v. Inc. Village of W. Haverstraw	Top
Termination for Excessive Absences Ruled Disproportionate to Offense, Annulled
Ruocco v. L-K Bennett Enterprises LLC	Top
Defendant Assumed Duty by Removing Wet Floor Sign Placed by Another Employee
Marfak v. Peretta	Top
Settlement Below FLSA Liquidated Damages Sum Approved as Fair in Overtime Pay Suit
Karimian v. Time Equities Inc.	Top
Withdrawal, Retaining Lien Confirmed; Bid For Charging Lien Deferred Until Recovery
United States v. McDonald	Top
'Shares' Had Character of Stock; Indictment's Securities Fraud, Other Counts Not Dismissed
Forest Park Pictures v. Universal Television Network Inc.	Top
Copyright Act Preempts Implied Contract Breach Claim on Show Idea's Alleged Theft
Micromat Co. Inc. v. Catskill Mountain Brewing Co. Inc.	Top
In Breach Action, Confusion on Claims Leads to Denial of Judgment on Pleadings
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Highway Contractor Liability for Motor Vehicle Accidents	Top
Martin H. Weisfuse, senior partner at Weisfuse & Weisfuse, writes: Contractors can be liable for motor vehicle accidents caused by dangerous conditions which they create on the highway. Unlike the state or city, which owns the highway, contractors do not have a nondelegable duty of care to the victims of such accidents. The rules governing contractor liability require proof that the contractor "launched an instrument of harm" or undertook all safety obligations.

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