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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Good as Gold: Using Analogies and Short Stories in Summation
• Standing Under Eminent Domain Procedure Law
• Court Steps Up Mediation Plan, Tries to Expand Pro Bono List
• First Amendment Protections Cited in Upsetting Ban on Selling Violent Video Games to Children
• Panel Faults Denial of Opportunity to Impeach Testimony on Intent
• Ex-Attorney Pleads Guilty to Federal Tax Evasion
• State Bar Adopts Proposals On Expert Disclosure
• Senator Keeps Up Critique of Southern District Nominee
• Citigroup Ex-V.P. Arrested on Fraud Charges
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• Ruling Overturns Arizona System for Public Financing of Elections
• Court to Review Circuit Rulings on FCC's Rule on Expletives
• Top Patent Litigator Leaving Weil to Launch Plaintiffs-Side Firm
• Correction
• Rosenbaum v. Glogoff
• JPMorgan Chase & Co. v. Indian Harbor Ins. Co.
• HSBC Bank USA NA v. WM. V. Schmidt Co. Inc.
• Windsor Park Nursing Home Inc. v. Grimaldi
• Bank of America NA v. Paggy
• Dynamic Medical Imaging PC v. State Farm Fire & Cas. Co.
• Frederick v. Rock
• Groeneveld v. St. Charles Hospital and Rehabilitation Ctr.
• Powell v. U-Haul International
• The Anderson Group LLC v. City of Saratoga Springs
• Gaidasz v. Genesee Valley Board of Cooperative Educational Services
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Resolving Decades-Old Questions on Induced Patent Infringement

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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
Good as Gold: Using Analogies and Short Stories in Summation	Top
In their Trial Advocacy feature, Ben Rubinowitz of Gair, Gair, Conason, Steigman, Mackauf, Bloom & Rubinowitz and Evan Torgan of Torgan & Cooper discuss how implementing oratory tools such as analogies, metaphors, memorable phrases and short stories during a summation can, if properly used, work to help a jury reach an intended verdict.
Standing Under Eminent Domain Procedure Law	Top
In their Condemnation and Tax Certiorari column, M. Robert Goldstein and Michael Rikon, partners of Goldstein, Rikon & Rikon, write: It is clear that the public has a voice to be heard in determining whether to condemn particular property. But case law has held that is the end of the public's participation. Unless you are a potential "condemnee," you have no right to challenge the right to condemn. So what is a condemnee?
Court Steps Up Mediation Plan, Tries to Expand Pro Bono List	Top
First Amendment Protections Cited in Upsetting Ban on Selling Violent Video Games to Children	Top
Panel Faults Denial of Opportunity to Impeach Testimony on Intent	Top
Ex-Attorney Pleads Guilty to Federal Tax Evasion	Top
State Bar Adopts Proposals On Expert Disclosure	Top
Senator Keeps Up Critique of Southern District Nominee	Top
Citigroup Ex-V.P. Arrested on Fraud Charges	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
Ruling Overturns Arizona System for Public Financing of Elections	Top
Court to Review Circuit Rulings on FCC's Rule on Expletives	Top
Top Patent Litigator Leaving Weil to Launch Plaintiffs-Side Firm	Top
Correction	Top
Rosenbaum v. Glogoff	Top
Buyers Fail to Fulfill Obligations of Caveat Emptor Doctrine; Sellers Granted Dismissal
JPMorgan Chase & Co. v. Indian Harbor Ins. Co.	Top
Conditions Precedent in Insurer's Policy Not Met; Dismissal of Claims Is Granted
HSBC Bank USA NA v. WM. V. Schmidt Co. Inc.	Top
Bank Is Denied Summary Judgment On Alleged Overdraft Balance as Premature
Windsor Park Nursing Home Inc. v. Grimaldi	Top
Service by Nursing Home on Own Employee On Behalf of Patient Invalid; Default Denied
Bank of America NA v. Paggy	Top
Affidavit of Bank?s 'Officer' Raised Specter Of 'Robo-Signing Scandal'; Judgment Denied
Dynamic Medical Imaging PC v. State Farm Fire & Cas. Co.	Top
Court Converts Insurer's Dismissal Motion to One of Summary Judgment
Frederick v. Rock	Top
'Batson' Found Not Violated by Race-Neutral Strikes of Black Women Jurors
Groeneveld v. St. Charles Hospital and Rehabilitation Ctr.	Top
65-Year-Old Hospital Worker Fired for Poor Performance, Not Prima Facie Age Bias
Powell v. U-Haul International	Top
Social Security Anti-Alienation Provision Not Breached by U-Haul's Access of Account
The Anderson Group LLC v. City of Saratoga Springs	Top
Jury's Inconsistent Findings Force Retrial Of Housing Developer's Suit Against City
Gaidasz v. Genesee Valley Board of Cooperative Educational Services	Top
Denial of Transfer to Identical, Lesser Paying Position Not 'Adverse Employment Action'
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Resolving Decades-Old Questions on Induced Patent Infringement	Top
Christopher J. Gaspar, a partner at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, reviews the Supreme Court's recent holding that put to rest a long-running debate about the circumstances under which an accused infringer has violated §271(b) by inducing another to infringe a patent, applying the doctrine of willful blindness to determine if an accused possessed the requisite knowledge for infringement liability.

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