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- Panel Limits Liability of Insurance Companies for Costs of Defending Against Asbestos Lawsuits
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- LSAT Hopeful Fails in Bid for Accommodation at Test
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- Audi of Smithtown Inc. v. Volkswagen Group of America Inc.
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- Matter of Stop & Shop Cos. Inc. v. Assessor, Bd. of Assessors
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- LoPresti v. Pace Press Inc.
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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 | |
| Court of Appeals Ponders 'Choice-of-Evils' Defense | Top |
| In his Criminal Law and Procedure column, Barry Kamins, an Acting Supreme Court Justice and Administrative Judge for Criminal Matters in Brooklyn Supreme and Criminal Courts, writes that while the law prefers that an individual avoid a greater evil by choosing to commit a lesser one, the Court of Appeals has now reminded us that for the defense to apply, the defendant must be facing two separate and distinct "evils." | |
| Significant Issues on ERISA Addressed in 'CIGNA Corp. v. Amara' | Top |
| In their Employment Law column, Weil Gotshal & Manges partners Jeffrey S. Klein and Nicholas J. Pappas discuss a recent decision and offer observations as to the impact of the case on circuit precedent, and the scope remedial provisions §502(a)(1)(B), which allows for monetary relief, but restricts the claims that may be brought under that section to claims for benefits under the terms of the plan, and §502(a)(3) which allows for plaintiffs to sue for a broader set of wrongs, but provides for "appropriate equitable relief" only, which the Supreme Court, in a series of cases, has narrowly circumscribed. | |
| 'Innocent Buyer' of Stolen Art Loses Out to French Museum | Top |
| Cuomo, Lawmakers Agree on Ethics Reform | Top |
| Conviction Is Upheld Despite ADA's 'Excessive' Summation | Top |
| Judge Drafts List of Banned Purchases for Father After His 'Egregious' Child Support Violations | Top |
| Panel Limits Liability of Insurance Companies for Costs of Defending Against Asbestos Lawsuits | Top |
| Orrick's Fees on Bratz Doll Case May Turn on Southern District Dispute | Top |
| LSAT Hopeful Fails in Bid for Accommodation at Test | Top |
| Attorney Disbarred After Pleading Guilty to Theft | Top |
| Ex-Senior Manager Sues KPMG Alleging Gender Bias | Top |
| Another Ex-Madoff Worker Expected to Plead Guilty | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| People v. Morales | Top |
| Gang Shootings Not 'Crimes of Terrorism'; 'Civilian Population's' Coercion Not Intended | |
| People v. Davis | Top |
| Juror Misconduct Not Found Where Jury Relied on Attorney-Juror's 'Expertise' | |
| D.B. Global Resoruces Inc. v. Smith | Top |
| Testimony, Credible Evidence Revealed Plaintiff Entitled to Reasonable Fees | |
| Hartman v. Milbel Enterprises Inc. | Top |
| Limitations Period Tolled Until Mothers Are Appointed Guardians of Infant Distributees | |
| Audi of Smithtown Inc. v. Volkswagen Group of America Inc. | Top |
| Court Says Bonus Programs Violated Franchised Motor Vehicle Dealer Act | |
| Matter of E. Hampton v. Zoning Board of Appeals, Village of E. Hampton | Top |
| Zoning Board's Denial of Variances, Permit To Library Found Arbitrary, Irrational | |
| Matter of Stop & Shop Cos. Inc. v. Assessor, Bd. of Assessors | Top |
| Fractional Lessee Empowered to Commence Tax Certiorari Challenge to Tax Assessment | |
| Matter of Brown v. Bd. of Ed., Mahopac Central School District | Top |
| Teacher's Maternity Leave Does Not Toll Probationary Period for Calendar Time | |
| Community Healthcare Assoc. of New York v. N.Y. State Dept. of Health | Top |
| State, Health Department Immune in Health Centers' Suit Over Medicaid Underpayments | |
| LoPresti v. Pace Press Inc. | Top |
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| Hospital's Agent Lacks Article III Standing To Sue Texas Energy Firm Over False Billing | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Public Campaign Financing Law: Protecting Against Excessive Cost | Top |
| Laurence D. Laufer, a partner at Genova, Burns & Giantomasi, discusses a recent First Department decision that limited recoveries under a provision of New York City's public financing law that requires repayment of funds after all campaign expenses have been paid to the funds actually remaining in the campaign account; the issue of holding candidates personally liable for public funds repayments; and possible alternative measures for safeguarding public tax dollars. | |
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