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- New NYCLA President to Address Budget Cuts, Civil Legal Services
- News In Brief
- European 'Community' Does Not Qualify as Foreign State, Judge Rules
- Meet the New Borough Bar Presidents
- Arbitrator Tells Firm to Pay Recruiter $1.9 Million for Facilitating Merger
- Jayne v. Talisman Energy USA Inc.
- DeSantis v. Zito
- Ramos v. 346 W. 17th St. LLC
- People v. Modesto
- Motor Vehicle Accident Indemnification Corp. v. Physical Medicine & Rehab of NY PC
- Berlly v. Gluck
- Nassau Anesthesia Associates PC v. Chin
- Burns v. Ercole
- Krantz & Berman LLP v. Dalal
- Clover v. Shiva Realty of Mulberry Inc.
- Tailored Lighting Inc. v. Osram Sylvania Products Inc.
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Sentencing Enhancements for Trial and Grand Jury Perjury
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Appropriation Art: Oxymoron or Fair Use? | Top |
| In his Copyright Law column, Robert J. Bernstein from The Law Office of Robert J. Bernstein discusses how a recent ruling against an artist who incorporated many of a photographer's images in a derivative work was a resounding defeat of an attempt to portray appropriation art in general as fair use and weighs in on the chance that the Second Circuit will give artists more "breathing space," with some limitations. | |
| Suit Challenges N.Y. Prohibition of Non-Lawyer Firm Ownership | Top |
| Judge Upholds City's Decision to Lay Off and Reassign Deputy Sheriffs | Top |
| New NYCLA President to Address Budget Cuts, Civil Legal Services | Top |
| News In Brief | Top |
| European 'Community' Does Not Qualify as Foreign State, Judge Rules | Top |
| Claims by the European Community that R.J. Reynolds Nabisco Inc. was complicit with black market cigarette importers and money launderers in Europe have been dismissed by a federal judge in Brooklyn. | |
| Meet the New Borough Bar Presidents | Top |
| Arbitrator Tells Firm to Pay Recruiter $1.9 Million for Facilitating Merger | Top |
| Jayne v. Talisman Energy USA Inc. | Top |
| Ratification Pact Not Lease Requiring Notice Mandated by §5-333(5) of Obligations Law | |
| DeSantis v. Zito | Top |
| Expert's Affidavit 'Highly Conclusory'; Movants Fail to Establish Entitlement to Judgment | |
| Ramos v. 346 W. 17th St. LLC | Top |
| Leave Is Granted to Amend Answer to Assert Cross-Claim for Contractual Indemnification | |
| People v. Modesto | Top |
| Defendant Ineligible to Have Conviction Conditionally Sealed Under CPL §160.58 | |
| Motor Vehicle Accident Indemnification Corp. v. Physical Medicine & Rehab of NY PC | Top |
| Florida Law Controls, Permits Retroactive Cancellation of Policy for Misrepresentation | |
| Berlly v. Gluck | Top |
| Nursing Staff Had No Authority to Overrule Physician's Orders; Complaint Dismissed | |
| Nassau Anesthesia Associates PC v. Chin | Top |
| Provider Fails to Establish Entitlement to Full Amount Claimed From Uninsured Patient | |
| Burns v. Ercole | Top |
| Unavailable Witness' Statement Not Material, Vital to Defense; Murderer Denied Habeas | |
| Krantz & Berman LLP v. Dalal | Top |
| Court Confirms Law Firm's $470,937 Arbitral Award for Work Before Discharge as Counsel | |
| Clover v. Shiva Realty of Mulberry Inc. | Top |
| Putative Class Plaintiffs' Counsel Awarded $33,035 Under FLSA Fee Shifting Provision | |
| Tailored Lighting Inc. v. Osram Sylvania Products Inc. | Top |
| Decision Light Bulb's Patent Invalid for Lack Of Enablement Denied Reconsideration | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Sentencing Enhancements for Trial and Grand Jury Perjury | Top |
| Daniel R. Alonso, chief assistant in the Manhattan District Attorney's office, and Ryan C. Connors, an assistant district attorney, write that although perjury enhancements after trial are close to routine in federal courts, New York courts are less apt to impose them. They say that although that may be a function of New York's lack of sentencing guidelines, they suspect that enhancements may not be sought in many cases where they are available. | |
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