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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Clawbacks Under Dodd-Frank and Other Federal Statutes
• Concerns Over Non-Lawyer Ownership in Law Partnerships
• Law Firm Is Sanctioned Over Client's Concealment in Bias Suit
• Second Circuit Upsets Fee Award to Puccio for Lack of Recordkeeping
• Failure to Notify Prosecutors of Alibi Witnesses Results in Habeas Grant
• Senate Committee Advances Eastern District Nominee
• Democrats Nominate Litigator to Challenge S.I. District Attorney
• Judge Refers Testimony to Discipline Panel
• At ABA Forum, Lippman Discusses Budget Woes
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• SEC Approves Rules for Whistleblowers
• Justices Back Restriction on Hiring Illegal Workers
• Correction
• People v. Overton
• Steglich v. Bd. of Ed.
• People v. Sharon T.
• People v. Keita
• Matter of Settlement Funding of New York LLC
• People v. Rampersaud
• In re Quigley Co. Inc.
• Antunes v. Putnam-No. Westchester Bd. of Cooperative Educ'l Services
• Marchioli v. Garland Co. Inc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Divided Court Limits Reckless Disregard Protection for Emergency Vehicles

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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
Clawbacks Under Dodd-Frank and Other Federal Statutes	Top
In his Executive Compensation column, Joseph E. Bachelder III, a partner in the Law Offices of Joseph E. Bachelder, discusses clawbacks under SOX, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, and Dodd-Frank; corporate clawback policies and practices that exist without regard to the provisions of these federal acts; and tax differences between clawbacks and the forfeiture of "holdbacks."
Concerns Over Non-Lawyer Ownership in Law Partnerships	Top
In his Law Firm Partnership Law column, Arthur J. Ciampi of Ciampi LLC discusses Jacoby & Meyers' suit seeking to have Rule 5.4 adjudged unconstitutional, writing: As lawyers, our primary obligations are the interests of our clients. However beneficial the capital from investors may be, permitting a law firm to be owned and therefore controlled (even partially) by non-lawyers may erode that single-minded commitment to clients that our profession requires.
Law Firm Is Sanctioned Over Client's Concealment in Bias Suit	Top
Second Circuit Upsets Fee Award to Puccio for Lack of Recordkeeping	Top
Failure to Notify Prosecutors of Alibi Witnesses Results in Habeas Grant	Top
Senate Committee Advances Eastern District Nominee	Top
Democrats Nominate Litigator to Challenge S.I. District Attorney	Top
Judge Refers Testimony to Discipline Panel	Top
At ABA Forum, Lippman Discusses Budget Woes	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
SEC Approves Rules for Whistleblowers	Top
In a vote split along partisan lines, the SEC approved final rules for rewarding whistleblowers who provide the agency with tips that lead to successful prosecutions. The agency attempted to strike a balance on the most controversial issue, whether to require workers to report possible wrongdoing to their employers before going to the government, by allowing employees the choice, but offering incentives to those who do so.
Justices Back Restriction on Hiring Illegal Workers	Top
Correction	Top
People v. Overton	Top
Prison Release Did Not Moot Appeal of Denial Of Sentence Reduction Under 2009 Drug Law
Steglich v. Bd. of Ed.	Top
Proposed Intervenors Establish They Are 'Interested Persons,' Granted Intervention
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Guardian Authorized to Withhold Consent To Intubation of Feeding Tube to IP
People v. Sharon T.	Top
Court Finds Defendant Mentally Ill Requiring Strict Supervision, Not Commitment
People v. Keita	Top
Request for Information, Detention Is Supported by Reasonable Suspicion
Matter of Settlement Funding of New York LLC	Top
Judge Rejects Bid to Transfer Structured Settlement From Payee
People v. Rampersaud	Top
Vacatur of Judgment for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Under 'Padilla' Denied
In re Quigley Co. Inc.	Top
Law Firm May Pursue Asbestos Exposure Claims Against Pfizer in Pennsylvania
Antunes v. Putnam-No. Westchester Bd. of Cooperative Educ'l Services	Top
Age Bias Not Shown in Denial of Promotion In Favor of Already Hired Part-Time Cleaners
Marchioli v. Garland Co. Inc.	Top
Title VII, Pregnancy Bias Law Do Not Bar Termination Due to Status as Parent-to-Be
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Divided Court Limits Reckless Disregard Protection for Emergency Vehicles	Top
John M. Shields, an assistant attorney general in the Suffolk Regional Office, discusses how a split Court of Appeals has further interpreted the application and breadth of VTL §1104 "reckless disregard" protection for emergency operators, with the majority holding that the protection afforded to emergency vehicles under VTL §1104 is qualifiedly limited to a unique set of circumstances, specifically articulated in the statute, while the dissenters argued that the heightened "reckless disregard" standard should remain unconditional, encompassing every aspect of emergency operation.

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