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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Defective Design, HIPAA, 'Brady,' And Implied Consent to Mistrial
• Supreme Court Overturns $14 Million Verdict for Wrongful Conviction
• Panel Upsets Ex-Officer's Manslaughter Conviction
• Gibson Dunn Associate Among 26 Arrested For Trading Images of Violent Child Sexual Assaults
• Judge Vacates TRO Against OCA Over Clerks' Uncompensated Hours
• Panel Orders Hearing On Guardianship Petition
• Ethics Complaint Questions Spending to Defend DOMA
• Nassau Surrogate Trims Public's Access to Staff
• ABA to Require More Detailed Employment Data From Law Schools
• Retired Magistrate Judge Recognized
• Matter of Karlsberg v. Tax Appeals Tribunal of State of New York
• Tapia v. Successful Management Corp.
• Bldg Management Co. Inc v. Meija
• Pinnacle Hamilton LLC v. Moumouni
• Epic Wholesalers v. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank NA
• Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. v. Rambaran
• 20-22 Prince LLC v. Yen
• Boluk v. Holder
• Chiste v. Hotels.com LP
• Rozier v. Financial Recovery Systems Inc.
• Federal Trade Comm. v. Consumer Health Benefits Assoc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Role of Collateral Estoppel in Expelling Those Who Committed Nazi Crimes

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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
Defective Design, HIPAA, 'Brady,' And Implied Consent to Mistrial	Top
In this installment of New York Court of Appeals Roundup, Roy L. Reardon and Mary Elizabeth McGarry of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett discuss a product liability decision in which the Court of Appeals analyzed a defendant's burden at the summary judgment stage in a defective design case, a matter arising under "Kendra's Law," where the Court declined to adopt expansive interpretations of two exceptions to the Privacy Rule enacted pursuant to HIPAA, and decisions in two criminal cases.
Supreme Court Overturns $14 Million Verdict for Wrongful Conviction	Top
In his Public Interest Law column, Martin A. Schwartz, addresses a recent Supreme Court decision holding that a district attorney's office cannot be held liable under §1983 for failure to adequately train ADAs on their due process obligations to turn over exculpatory material to the defense, unless the plaintiff demonstrates a pattern of violations by the ADAs.
Panel Upsets Ex-Officer's Manslaughter Conviction	Top
Gibson Dunn Associate Among 26 Arrested For Trading Images of Violent Child Sexual Assaults	Top
Judge Vacates TRO Against OCA Over Clerks' Uncompensated Hours	Top
Acting Justice Barbara Jaffe also denied the request of the New York State Clerks' Association, which has 1,600 members in New York City, for a preliminary injunction prohibiting OCA from re-structuring the hours of night clerks in a manner that requires four hours of uncompensated meal time per week.
Panel Orders Hearing On Guardianship Petition	Top
Ethics Complaint Questions Spending to Defend DOMA	Top
Nassau Surrogate Trims Public's Access to Staff	Top
ABA to Require More Detailed Employment Data From Law Schools	Top
Retired Magistrate Judge Recognized	Top
Matter of Karlsberg v. Tax Appeals Tribunal of State of New York	Top
Federal Conformity Doctrine Inapplicable to NY's Treatment of Itemized Gambling Losses
Tapia v. Successful Management Corp.	Top
Landlords Violated J-51 Law, Local Law 10 By Refusing Section 8 Vouchers From Tenants
Bldg Management Co. Inc v. Meija	Top
Court Rules 22 NYCRR §208.14 Inapplicable To Action Marked Off Calendar for Discovery
Pinnacle Hamilton LLC v. Moumouni	Top
Landlord Fails to Raise Triable Issues On Illegal Rent Demand, Overcharge Issues
Epic Wholesalers v. J.P. Morgan Chase Bank NA	Top
Plaintiffs Estopped From Taking Inconsistent Positions in Prior and Instant Actions
Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. v. Rambaran	Top
Issues of Fact if HSBC Bona Fide Purchaser Due to Discrepancies Preclude Dismissal
20-22 Prince LLC v. Yen	Top
Hospital, Muncipal Records Admissible, While VNS Records Require Foundational Witness
Boluk v. Holder	Top
Burden of Showing Qualifying Marriage's Good Faith Entry Rightly Placed on Alien
Chiste v. Hotels.com LP	Top
Unjust Enrichment Claim Precluded by Claim Of Valid Contract Through Use of Web Site
Rozier v. Financial Recovery Systems Inc.	Top
Collection Letter Unclear on Amount Owed, Additional Charges on Amount Stated
Federal Trade Comm. v. Consumer Health Benefits Assoc.	Top
FTC's Fraud Suit Over Medical Discount Plans' Marketing Is Not Subject to Automatic Stay
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Role of Collateral Estoppel in Expelling Those Who Committed Nazi Crimes	Top
Lee A. Spielmann, an assistant regional counsel with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, writes that the Seventh Circuit recently precluded a defendant from re-litigating during a deportation proceeding facts concerning his activities as a Nazi collaborator that were established during the antecedent denaturalization trial.

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