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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Should There Be an SRO For Investment Advisers?
- What Is an Airline's Legal Authority To Police Its Passengers?
- 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
- Galarza v. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Inc.
- Praetorian Ins. Co. v. DMZH Corp.
- Massy v. Bardaro
- Ito v. Suzuki
- FC Bruckner Associates LP v. Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.
- Gaona-Garcia v. Gould
- Chaplin v. Kido Industrial Co. Ltd.
- Wu v. Pearson Education Inc.
- Oscar v. BMW of North America LLC
- Madray v. Long Island University
- Kirkendall v. Halliburton Inc.
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: The Standard for Determining Punitive Damages in New York
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Should There Be an SRO For Investment Advisers? | Top |
| In her Securities Regulation column, Roberta S. Karmel, Centennial Professor of Law and co-director of the Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law at Brooklyn Law School, argues that it is time for the securities industry to stop resisting an SRO for investment advisers and either create a new free-standing SRO or agree that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority or a newly organized FINRA subsidiary be designated as such an SRO. | |
| What Is an Airline's Legal Authority To Police Its Passengers? | Top |
| In Thursday's Aviation Law column, Steven R. Pounian and Justin T. Green of Kreindler & Kreindler discuss the lack a federal statute to define the police authority of airlines over their travelers, and whether the standard set in Eid v. Alaska Airlines strikes the proper balance between an airline's need to maintain cabin security and the passengers' interest in preserving their basic personal rights. | |
| 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 |
| Galarza v. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Inc. | Top |
| Court Cannot Say Defendants not Liable To Plaintiff Under Labor Law §240(1) | |
| Praetorian Ins. Co. v. DMZH Corp. | Top |
| Insurer Granted Discharge From Liability, Costs and Attorney's Fees in Interpleader Suit | |
| Massy v. Bardaro | Top |
| Conflicting Expert Opinions Precludes Summary Judgment in Malpractice Suit | |
| Ito v. Suzuki | Top |
| Attorneys Granted Dismissal of Malpractice, Aiding and Abetting Claims in Hotel Transaction | |
| FC Bruckner Associates LP v. Fireman's Fund Ins. Co. | Top |
| Issues of Fact of Timeliness, Prejudice To Insurer Deny Parties' Summary Judgment | |
| Gaona-Garcia v. Gould | Top |
| Plaintiff's Motion to Preclude Testimony Of Defendant's Experts at Trial Denied | |
| Chaplin v. Kido Industrial Co. Ltd. | Top |
| No Jurisdiction Over Korean Firm as Result Of In-State Sales of Subsidiary's Products | |
| Wu v. Pearson Education Inc. | Top |
| Bid to Bar Publisher's Communications With Infringement Suit Class Members Denied | |
| Oscar v. BMW of North America LLC | Top |
| Mini Owner Denied Class Certification In Suit Alleging Defective Run-Flat Tires | |
| Madray v. Long Island University | Top |
| Proposed Complaint Amendment to State Constructive Discharge Claim Not Futile | |
| Kirkendall v. Halliburton Inc. | Top |
| ERISA Claims by Ex-Halliburton Partnership's Employees Dismissed; Procedures Not Exhausted | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: The Standard for Determining Punitive Damages in New York | Top |
| Thomas J. Quigley, a partner at Winston & Strawn, writes that the standard of proof applicable to a claim for punitive damages in New York should be clearly defined, yet New York's Pattern Jury Instruction for punitive damages is silent on the burden of proof. | |
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