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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- IRA Penalties And How to Avoid Them
- Damage Awards Against City Fell in 2010, Comptroller Says
- Albany: New Trial Ordered in Double Murder After Right-to-Counsel Error
- Finding Both Parents Lack Skills, Judge Fashions a 'Parallel' Custody
- Stem Cell Board Can Pay Egg Donors, Panel Rules
- Wrong District Chosen For Claim, Circuit Rules
- Suit Against Firm Alleges Failure to Pay Overtime
- Decision Chips Away at Exclusionary Rule
- Sharply Split Court Finds Juvenile's Age Must Be Part of Custody Analysis
- Murders Offer Grim Reminders of Dangers Family Law Attorneys Face
- Hackett Departs As ACC General Counsel
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- Zekry v. Zekry
- Matter of City of New York v. NYC Civil Service Commission
- Benishai v. Benishai
- People v. Enrique T.
- People v. Guity
- Melnik v. Island Trees Memorial Middle School
- In re Lothian Oil Inc.
- In re 347 Linden LLC
- McDowell v. North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System Inc.
- United States v. Persico
- JWJ Industries Inc. v. Oswego County
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Two Years on: Conflicts, Disqualification Under 2009 Professional Conduct Rules
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| IRA Penalties And How to Avoid Them | Top |
| In this installment of Tax Tips, Kostelanetz & Fink's Sidney Kess provides a roundup of some recent developments affecting certain IRA-related features like distribution, contributions and disability, and suggestions for avoiding amercements. | |
| Damage Awards Against City Fell in 2010, Comptroller Says | Top |
| For the first time in 30 years, awards for claims against the Police Department surpassed those generated by city's hospitals. | |
| Albany: New Trial Ordered in Double Murder After Right-to-Counsel Error | Top |
| Finding Both Parents Lack Skills, Judge Fashions a 'Parallel' Custody | Top |
| Stem Cell Board Can Pay Egg Donors, Panel Rules | Top |
| Wrong District Chosen For Claim, Circuit Rules | Top |
| Suit Against Firm Alleges Failure to Pay Overtime | Top |
| Decision Chips Away at Exclusionary Rule | Top |
| Sharply Split Court Finds Juvenile's Age Must Be Part of Custody Analysis | Top |
| Murders Offer Grim Reminders of Dangers Family Law Attorneys Face | Top |
| Hackett Departs As ACC General Counsel | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Zekry v. Zekry | Top |
| Directive Issued for Defendant to Comply With Previously Issued Attachment Order | |
| Matter of City of New York v. NYC Civil Service Commission | Top |
| Agency Oversteps Authority in Reversing NYPD's Decision to Disqualify Officer | |
| Benishai v. Benishai | Top |
| Arbitrator's Conclusion Cannot be Disturbed; Vacatur, Disqualification of Arbitrator Denied | |
| People v. Enrique T. | Top |
| Respondent Found in Need of Civil Confinement; Hearing Re-Opened on Pre-Trial Commitment | |
| People v. Guity | Top |
| Imposing PRS not Barred by Double Jeopardy As Defendant Still Serving Prison Sentence | |
| Melnik v. Island Trees Memorial Middle School | Top |
| Inherent Compulsion Doctrine Inapplicable To Negate Assumption of Risk Doctrine | |
| In re Lothian Oil Inc. | Top |
| Contempt Orders Not Final; Court Lacks Appeal Jurisdiction Over Texas Deposition Orders | |
| In re 347 Linden LLC | Top |
| Court Rejects Challenge to Bankruptcy Orders In Apartment Building's Sale at Foreclosure | |
| McDowell v. North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System Inc. | Top |
| Racist Remark 'Isolated Incident,' No Causal Link Between Complaint, Adverse Job Action | |
| United States v. Persico | Top |
| Indictment Count Against Colombo Family Loan Sharks Survives Vagueness Challenge | |
| JWJ Industries Inc. v. Oswego County | Top |
| County's Solid Waste 'Flow Control Law' Unconstitutionally Vague as Written, Applied | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Two Years on: Conflicts, Disqualification Under 2009 Professional Conduct Rules | Top |
| Alexandra Wald, a partner at Cohen & Gresser, writes that more situations will arise where the precise textual choices made by the drafters of the 2009 Rules determine whether or not attorneys may be disqualified, but she reminds practitioners that several lessons have been learned thus far that may help them avoid such an outcome. | |
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