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- 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
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- 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
- Matter of Gluck v. NYC Housing Authority
- 55 Eckford Realty LLC v. Bank of E. Asia
- 5201 Snyder Ave. ASsoicates LP v. Clark
- Wu v. Sanchez
- Petrychenko v. Solovey
- People v. Banisadr
- Sanchez v. United States
- Mikityanskiy v. Podee Inc.
- In re The Reserve Fund Securities and Derivative Litig.
- United States v. $7,206,157,717 on Deposit at JP Morgan Chase Bank NA
- Matter of Prelli
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: No-Fault Rate for Chiropractors for Manipulation Under Anesthesia
| 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 |
| Matter of Gluck v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Hearing Officer's Decision Fundamentally Flawed, Vacated; New Hearing Ordered | |
| 55 Eckford Realty LLC v. Bank of E. Asia | Top |
| Bank Denied Dismissal of Breach Of Mortgage Suit as Issues of Fact Remain | |
| 5201 Snyder Ave. ASsoicates LP v. Clark | Top |
| Claims in Pending Federal Suit Intertwined; Stay of Instant Holdover Action Is Granted | |
| Wu v. Sanchez | Top |
| Deposition of Landlord's Daughter Granted In Owner's Use Holdover Proceeding | |
| Petrychenko v. Solovey | Top |
| Dismissal of False Imprisonment Claim For Warrantless Arrest Is Granted | |
| People v. Banisadr | Top |
| Ten Pounds of Marijuana Suppressed For Warrantless Search by Border Patrol | |
| Sanchez v. United States | Top |
| Court Rejects Alleged Inadequacies to Plea Under Cooperation Pact; Sentence Not Reduced | |
| Mikityanskiy v. Podee Inc. | Top |
| Failure to Adequately Allege False Marking, Deceptive Intent Dooms Qui Tam Complaint | |
| In re The Reserve Fund Securities and Derivative Litig. | Top |
| E-Mails' Production Compelled; Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Not Demonstrated | |
| United States v. $7,206,157,717 on Deposit at JP Morgan Chase Bank NA | Top |
| Class Plaintiff Is Denied Intervention In Forfeiture of $7 Billion in Madoff Proceeds | |
| Matter of Prelli | Top |
| Preponderant Evidence Establishes Teamster Member's Association With Organized Crime | |
| 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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