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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• California Unconscionability Doctrine on Class Action Waivers Barred
• Penalty More Than Enough in Killing, Panel Decides
• Court Restricts Filings by Father to Spare Children 'Further Trauma'
• Judges to Weigh MBIA Restructuring, Liability for 1993 WTC Bombing
• Fortress Agrees to Slash Claims in Dreier Bankruptcy
• Panel Says No Appeal When Court Declines to Discipline
• Chain Cannot Be Withheld Over One E-Mail, Judge Says
• Suit Proceeds Over Number of Wheelchair Accessible Cabs
• Facebook Calls Lawsuit 'Fraud on the Court'
• Justice Sotomayor Gets $1.2 Million for Memoir
• Citigroup Can Recoup $245 Million in Dispute Over Swap, Judge Rules
• Stewardship Credit Arbitrage Fund LLC v. Charles Zucker Culture Pearl Corp.
• Mandl v. Bd. of Ed.
• Samsun Logix Corp. v. Bank of China
• Matter of J.J.
• Postawa v. David
• Matter of J.R. v. N.R.
• Smith v. Silverman
• United States v. Spencer
• New Jersey Carpenters Health Fund v. Residential Capital LLC
• M.L. Private Finance LLC v. Minor
• Kamango v. Facebook
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: No-Fault Rate for Chiropractors for Manipulation Under Anesthesia

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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
California Unconscionability Doctrine on Class Action Waivers Barred	Top
In their Arbitration column, Samuel Estreicher and Steven C. Bennett of Jones Day discuss Supreme Court's decision in AT&T Mobility and its prior decision in Stolt-Nielsen which clarify the Court's view of class-arbitration waivers and provide guidance for parties seeking to avoid class-wide arbitration.
Penalty More Than Enough in Killing, Panel Decides	Top
Court Restricts Filings by Father to Spare Children 'Further Trauma'	Top
Judges to Weigh MBIA Restructuring, Liability for 1993 WTC Bombing	Top
Fortress Agrees to Slash Claims in Dreier Bankruptcy	Top
Panel Says No Appeal When Court Declines to Discipline	Top
Chain Cannot Be Withheld Over One E-Mail, Judge Says	Top
An entire e-mail chain cannot be withheld during e-discovery on the grounds that it contains a single e-mail with privileged information, a Long Island federal magistrate judge has ruled.
Suit Proceeds Over Number of Wheelchair Accessible Cabs	Top
Facebook Calls Lawsuit 'Fraud on the Court'	Top
In their latest legal response, Facebook attorneys accuse Paul Ceglia of doctoring a 2003 contract that he says proves he bought into Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's idea for the site when Mr. Zuckerberg was a Harvard University freshman.
Justice Sotomayor Gets $1.2 Million for Memoir	Top
Citigroup Can Recoup $245 Million in Dispute Over Swap, Judge Rules	Top
Stewardship Credit Arbitrage Fund LLC v. Charles Zucker Culture Pearl Corp.	Top
Loans Assignees Assert GBL §239-c Claim As to Fraudulent, Deceptive Appraisals
Mandl v. Bd. of Ed.	Top
Failure to Exhaust Remedies Dooms Coach's Bid to Reargue Suspension Over Recruitment
Samsun Logix Corp. v. Bank of China	Top
'Koehler' Did Not Abrogate 'Separate Entity Rule'; Bank, Others Are Granted Dismissal
Matter of J.J.	Top
Residential Center's Motion to Intervene Is Denied for Conflict of Interest
Postawa v. David	Top
Extreme Prejudice to Lawyer Leads To Dismissal of Legal Malpractice Action
Matter of J.R. v. N.R.	Top
Father Denied Visitation, Enjoined From Any Future Filings Without Court Approval
Smith v. Silverman	Top
Bankruptcy Court Properly Dismissed Complaint Charging Trustee With Breach
United States v. Spencer	Top
Court Erred in Finding Defendant Violated Notification Condition of Supervised Release
New Jersey Carpenters Health Fund v. Residential Capital LLC	Top
Court Rules on Intervenors' Claims in Fraud Action Over Mortgage-Backed Securities
M.L. Private Finance LLC v. Minor	Top
Order Terminating Receivership on Art, Lien's Discharge Denied Reconsideration
Kamango v. Facebook	Top
Court Comments on Austrian's Dismissed Rights Breach Suit Against Facebook
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: No-Fault Rate for Chiropractors for Manipulation Under Anesthesia	Top
Vincent Gerbino, a partner at Bruno, Gerbino & Soriano, and Mitchell S. Lustig, an associate at the firm, write that the fees charged for MUA are quite substantial, often in excess of $20,000 for a three-day procedure, so the question of what is the proper no-fault rate or fee for a chiropractor who performs this procedure is of major significance to both no-fault insurers and injured claimants.

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