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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
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- Judge Upholds City's Decision to Lay Off and Reassign Deputy Sheriffs
- 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
- Vector Foiltec LLC v. State University Construction Fund
- Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital v. Cannon Design Inc.
- Nordkap Bank AG v. Standard Chartered Bank
- Matter of Mannion v. Doherty
- Matter of Hooks v. NYC Dept. of Correction
- Medina v. Allen
- Markris v. Masjid
- McMahan v. McMahan
- On Time Staffing LLC v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, PA
- United States v. WB/Stellar IP Owner LLC
- Comm. Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. Kaleida Health
- 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 |
| Vector Foiltec LLC v. State University Construction Fund | Top |
| Installer Lacks Citizen Taxpayer Standing Under State Law to Test Project's Award | |
| Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital v. Cannon Design Inc. | Top |
| Hospital's Professional Malpractice, Breach Claims Over Seismic Upgrade Go Forward | |
| Nordkap Bank AG v. Standard Chartered Bank | Top |
| Dismissal for Forum non Conveniens Denied; New York, not Bahrain, Has Strong Nexus | |
| Matter of Mannion v. Doherty | Top |
| Injunction Denied Enjoining City From Demoting Supervisor to Worker Title | |
| Matter of Hooks v. NYC Dept. of Correction | Top |
| Court Finds Inmate's Due Process Rights Were Violated at Disciplinary Hearing | |
| Medina v. Allen | Top |
| Failure to Comply With EBT Excused; Court Orders Another to Be Conducted at Prison | |
| Markris v. Masjid | Top |
| Insurer's Stated Exclusion Did Not Warrant Denial of Coverage to Damaged Property | |
| McMahan v. McMahan | Top |
| Judge Modifies 'Unworkable' Joint Custody Agreement to Be Less Disruptive for Children | |
| On Time Staffing LLC v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, PA | Top |
| Insureds Lose Bid to Vacate Arbitral Order To Post $312,188 Security in Payment Dispute | |
| United States v. WB/Stellar IP Owner LLC | Top |
| Housing Projects Not Subject to City Rent Stabilization; Tax Benefits Persist by Mistake | |
| Comm. Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. Kaleida Health | Top |
| TRO Extended in Union Charge That Sale, Lease of Hospital Violates Bargaining Pacts | |
| 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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