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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
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- U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Found to Overstate Bad Effects of Ecstasy
- City Insists There Will Be 'Many, Many Cases' for 18-B Lawyers Under Plan Fought by Bar Groups
- Panel Restricts Access to Records of Teacher Loyalty Investigations
- Sullivan & Worcester Partner Seeks to Be ABA President
- Deliberations Set to Begin In Insider Trading Trial
- Suffolk District Court Avoids Closure of Children's Center
- MBIA Proceeds With Fraud Suit Against Morgan Stanley
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- Former A.G. Ashcroft Is Immune From Suit Over Material Witness Statute
- Correction
- 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: Civil Unions Do Not Confer Full Protections Under the Law
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| New York, the International Arbitration Capital of the World? | Top |
| In their International Litigation column, Lawrence W. Newman and David Zaslowsky of Baker & McKenzie write that a survey conducted last year that found a preference for English law to govern contracts, and therefore a preference for London as a venue for arbitrations, led to a search for answers to underlying questions: (1) Why is New York law not chosen more often? and (2) Why is New York City not chosen more often as the place of arbitration? | |
| U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Found to Overstate Bad Effects of Ecstasy | Top |
| City Insists There Will Be 'Many, Many Cases' for 18-B Lawyers Under Plan Fought by Bar Groups | Top |
| Panel Restricts Access to Records of Teacher Loyalty Investigations | Top |
| Sullivan & Worcester Partner Seeks to Be ABA President | Top |
| Deliberations Set to Begin In Insider Trading Trial | Top |
| Suffolk District Court Avoids Closure of Children's Center | Top |
| MBIA Proceeds With Fraud Suit Against Morgan Stanley | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Former A.G. Ashcroft Is Immune From Suit Over Material Witness Statute | Top |
| Correction | 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: Civil Unions Do Not Confer Full Protections Under the Law | Top |
| Ann Margaret Carrozza, a elder law and estate planning attorney, writes: All indications are that DOMA is destined to join 'separate but equal' as an embarrassing footnote in our history. When this happens, same-sex marriage laws will be determined at the state level. As the New York Legislature readies to once again take up the issue, opponents of marriage equality are giving voice to many familiar arguments. | |
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