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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Counsel for Non-Party Witness Has No Right to Object at Deposition!
• Final 9/11 Wrongful Death Suit Claims Negligence Against United
• Groups Take 'Lawyer's Approach' to Advocacy of Same-Sex Unions
• Judges Limit Use by Whistleblowers of Freedom of Information Act
• News In Brief
• Justice Ross of Nassau County Dies at 52
• Saretsky v. 85 Kenmare Realty Corp.
• Villacorta v. Saks Inc.
• Moreta v. Cestero
• Only Properties LLC v. Beaven
• Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Turner
• Breland v. Abass
• South Shore Neurological Associates PC v. Ruskin Moscou Faltischek PC
• Centrifugal Force Inc. v. Softnet Communications Inc.
• Curto v. Medical World Communications Inc.
• Witkowski v. Adept Management Systems LLC
• PLC Trenching Co. LLC v. Newton
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Primer on Energy-Efficient Combined Heat and Power Generation

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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
Counsel for Non-Party Witness Has No Right to Object at Deposition!	Top
In his New York Practice feature, Patrick M. Connors of Albany Law School discusses a Fourth Department decision and its impact on lawyers representing parties and non-parties alike, especially in those instances where the statute of limitations governing a potential claim against the non-party witness is still alive.
Final 9/11 Wrongful Death Suit Claims Negligence Against United	Top
Groups Take 'Lawyer's Approach' to Advocacy of Same-Sex Unions	Top
Judges Limit Use by Whistleblowers of Freedom of Information Act	Top
News In Brief	Top
Justice Ross of Nassau County Dies at 52	Top
Saretsky v. 85 Kenmare Realty Corp.	Top
Panel Finds Open, Obvious Hazard Is Not Fatal to Negligence Claim
Villacorta v. Saks Inc.	Top
Ex-Worker's Larceny Conviction Dismisses Slander, Malicious Prosecution Claims
Moreta v. Cestero	Top
Exhaustion Doctrine Bars Mother's Claims Against Agency, But Not Daughter's
Only Properties LLC v. Beaven	Top
Tenant's Dates of Treatment by Doctor Are Ruled 'Protected Information'
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. v. Turner	Top
Failure to Name Necessary Party Dooms Bid to Recover Possession of Apartment
Breland v. Abass	Top
Landlord Failed to Correct Violations, Found In Contempt; Tenant Awarded Damages
South Shore Neurological Associates PC v. Ruskin Moscou Faltischek PC	Top
Law Firm Denied Dismissal of Client's Fraud, Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims
Centrifugal Force Inc. v. Softnet Communications Inc.	Top
Court Explains Spoliation Sanctions' Denial In Software Copyright Infringement Action
Curto v. Medical World Communications Inc.	Top
Post-Ruling Actions as to Memos Waived Attorney-Client, Work Product Protections
Witkowski v. Adept Management Systems LLC	Top
Post-Termination Commission Entitlement Shown; Doubt Exists If Pact Post-Termination
PLC Trenching Co. LLC v. Newton	Top
Turncoat Worker, Competitor Restrained From Using Misappropriated Trade Secrets
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Primer on Energy-Efficient Combined Heat and Power Generation	Top
Neil J. Skidell, managing director of Par Green Solutions, and Nicholas A. Giannasca, a partner at Blank Rome, discuss the regulatory, contractual, and financial factors that a real property owner or manager should consider before installing a combined heat and power generation system, which recovers heat that normally would be wasted in an electricity generator, and utilizes it to produce steam, hot water, heating or cooling.

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