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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Bulk Sale Liability May Be Bulkier Than You Thought
• Ineffective Assistance, Injunction, Remand in Patent Case, False Arrest
• Attorney Cleared by Grievance Panel Sues City for Defamation
• Claim Proceeds Against Suffolk Over 2-Year Impoundment of Ferrari
• Albany: E-Filing Tops Judiciary's Priorities as Legislative Session Winds Down
• Southern District Nominees Meet Resistance at Senate
• Character Committee Interviews Set for Tuesday
• Ex-Associate Loses Bid for Punitives Against Orrick
• Federal Judge Temporarily Withdraws Grant of Habeas
• Guns Are Suppressed Despite Their Production by Defendant
• Justices Hand Microsoft Loss in Patent Fight
• Obituary: Joan O'Dwyer
• Q&A: William J. Leahy
• Three-Year Experiment With Cameras Set to Begin in Some Federal Courts
• Nassau Bar Honors Administrative Judge
• City Bar Hosts Judges From China
• Correction
• Matter of Dandomar Co. LLC v. Town of Pleasant Valley Town Board
• G.S. v. A.S.
• Commissioners of the State Ins. Fund v. Grosman
• City of New York v. B250 Holding LLC
• Malone v. Peralta
• W.J.F. v. L.F.
• U.S. Bank N.A. v. Stein
• Securities and Exchange Commission v. Sassano
• Light v. W2001 Metropolitan Hotel Realty LLC
• Gutman v. Klein
• Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canisteo, New York v. Village of Canisteo
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Proposed Revisions to State Reporters' Shield Law: Do They Go Too Far?

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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
Bulk Sale Liability May Be Bulkier Than You Thought	Top
In their Tax Appeals Tribunal column, Roberts & Holland partners Joseph Lipari and Debra Silverman Herman review recent determinations that show the application of the bulk sales rule, which can make the buyer of a business' assets liable for unpaid sales tax of the seller, to a transfer of intangible assets, to a gift between family members and to a transfer of a small portion of assets apart from the "main" business.
Ineffective Assistance, Injunction, Remand in Patent Case, False Arrest	Top
In their Eastern District Roundup, Harvey M. Stone and Richard H. Dolan of Schlam Stone & Dolan review a grant of habeas relief after defense counsel's failure to give notice of alibi witnesses, a remand to state court of an action involving a licensing agreement for patented technology, the issuing of a preliminary injunction prohibiting the National Park Service and other defendants from acting pursuant to improper revisions to the boundary map for a park on the Brooklyn waterfront, and more.
Attorney Cleared by Grievance Panel Sues City for Defamation	Top
Claim Proceeds Against Suffolk Over 2-Year Impoundment of Ferrari	Top
Albany: E-Filing Tops Judiciary's Priorities as Legislative Session Winds Down	Top
Southern District Nominees Meet Resistance at Senate	Top
Character Committee Interviews Set for Tuesday	Top
Ex-Associate Loses Bid for Punitives Against Orrick	Top
Federal Judge Temporarily Withdraws Grant of Habeas	Top
Guns Are Suppressed Despite Their Production by Defendant	Top
Justices Hand Microsoft Loss in Patent Fight	Top
Obituary: Joan O'Dwyer	Top
Q&A: William J. Leahy	Top
Three-Year Experiment With Cameras Set to Begin in Some Federal Courts	Top
Nassau Bar Honors Administrative Judge	Top
City Bar Hosts Judges From China	Top
Correction	Top
Matter of Dandomar Co. LLC v. Town of Pleasant Valley Town Board	Top
Challenge to Road Abandonment Reinstated; Highway Law §205(2) Time Limit Governs
G.S. v. A.S.	Top
Custody Issue to Be Decided by French Court, Child Support Determined in N.Y.
Commissioners of the State Ins. Fund v. Grosman	Top
Commissioner Made Out Claim for Violation Of DCL §273-a, De Facto Fraudulent Transfer
City of New York v. B250 Holding LLC	Top
City Fails to State Claim Under Nuisance Abatement Law Over Unstamped Cigarettes
Malone v. Peralta	Top
Pedestrian Granted Spoliation Sanctions For Restaurant's Failure to Preserve Records
W.J.F. v. L.F.	Top
Court Bars Mother From Interfering With Ex-Husband's Parenting Time
U.S. Bank N.A. v. Stein	Top
Law Firm's Judgment Questioned on Decision Not to Intervene in Mortgage Action
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Sassano	Top
Law Firm Must Disclose Client's Confidential Financial Data to SEC
Light v. W2001 Metropolitan Hotel Realty LLC	Top
Punitive Damages, Emotional Distress Claims Over Bedbug Infestation Are Dismissed
Gutman v. Klein	Top
Vexatious Litigant Needs Court's Permission For Future Actions Against Former Partner
Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canisteo, New York v. Village of Canisteo	Top
Congregation Loses Bid to Construct New Church in Light Industry Zone
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Proposed Revisions to State Reporters' Shield Law: Do They Go Too Far?	Top
Commercial litigator Karen Bekker discusses the State Legislature's consideration of proposed amendments to the Reporters' Shield Law, which would expand its protection beyond traditional journalists to include individuals writing for blogs and the web.

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