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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
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- Rights Victims Lose Bid to Tap Philippine Fund in New York
- Panel Upholds Strict Compliance With Deadlines For Juvenile Hearings Under Family Court Act
- Judge Broadly Interprets Rule on 24-Hour Adjournment of Jurors
- Bid Laden Death Ends New York Prosecution
- Dog's Presence Calms Girl Testifying About Sex Assault
- HBO Documentary Looks Inside the Manhattan District Attorney's Sex Crimes Unit
- Nassau District Attorney Appoints New Top Aide
- Domestic Violence Legal Network Scrambles to Find Needed Funding
- Women of Power & Influence
- Dinner Theatre Benefit for MFY Legal Services Inc.
- Skadden Replaces Orrick In New York Bratz Doll Case
- One Step Up Ltd. v. Webster Business Credit Corp.
- J.M. Hollister LLC v. City of New York
- Wilkowski v. NYC Transit Authority
- Fuji Photo Film USA Inc. v. Zalmen Reiss & Associates Inc.
- Nehmad v. Saoulis
- Estate of Max Pilchman
- Peconic Surgical Group PC v. Cervone
- Kramsky v. Chetrit Group LLC
- Skyline Travel Inc. v. Skylink Travel Inc.
- Crandall v. N.Y.S. Dept. of Motor Vehicles
- McLeod v. Lowe's Home Improvement
- 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. | |
| Rights Victims Lose Bid to Tap Philippine Fund in New York | Top |
| Panel Upholds Strict Compliance With Deadlines For Juvenile Hearings Under Family Court Act | Top |
| Judge Broadly Interprets Rule on 24-Hour Adjournment of Jurors | Top |
| Bid Laden Death Ends New York Prosecution | Top |
| Dog's Presence Calms Girl Testifying About Sex Assault | Top |
| HBO Documentary Looks Inside the Manhattan District Attorney's Sex Crimes Unit | Top |
| Nassau District Attorney Appoints New Top Aide | Top |
| Domestic Violence Legal Network Scrambles to Find Needed Funding | Top |
| Women of Power & Influence | Top |
| Dinner Theatre Benefit for MFY Legal Services Inc. | Top |
| Skadden Replaces Orrick In New York Bratz Doll Case | Top |
| One Step Up Ltd. v. Webster Business Credit Corp. | Top |
| Dismissal of Suit Seeking Recovery of Funds Obtained Under Standby Credit Letter Upheld | |
| J.M. Hollister LLC v. City of New York | Top |
| Statute not Unconstitutional and Does Not Violate First Amendment; Injunction Denied | |
| Wilkowski v. NYC Transit Authority | Top |
| Post-Note of Issue Discovery Based On Unusual Circumstances Granted | |
| Fuji Photo Film USA Inc. v. Zalmen Reiss & Associates Inc. | Top |
| Fuji Fails to Show Resale of Returned Goods Made in Good Faith; Complaint Dismissed | |
| Nehmad v. Saoulis | Top |
| Broker Established Entitlement to Default Judgment for Commission Against Sellers | |
| Estate of Max Pilchman | Top |
| Co-Executor's Conduct as Fiduciary Not Cause To Remove, Did not Trigger In Terrorem Clause | |
| Peconic Surgical Group PC v. Cervone | Top |
| Restrictive Covenants Enforceable; Medical Corporation Granted Temporary Injunction | |
| Kramsky v. Chetrit Group LLC | Top |
| Developer Granted Part Judgment on Counsel's Contract Breach, Religious Bias, Other Claims | |
| Skyline Travel Inc. v. Skylink Travel Inc. | Top |
| Ticket Wholesaler Granted Partial Judgment In Travel Agency's Suit After Payment Dispute | |
| Crandall v. N.Y.S. Dept. of Motor Vehicles | Top |
| Due Process, Equal Protection Challenge To Driver's License Suspension Law Rejected | |
| McLeod v. Lowe's Home Improvement | Top |
| Lawsuit Dismissed for Failure to Prosecute; Nonappearances, Prior Extensions Noted | |
| 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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