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- Exclusion of Defendant's Family From Courtroom During Voir Dire Was a 'Trivial' Breach, Circuit Says
- Panel Blocks Judge's Attempt to Join Suppression Hearing and Trial
- Attorney Reregistration Gaining Steam Online
- Cozen O'Connor Acquires IP Firm, 12 Partners
- SNR Denton Bolsters Litigation, Arbitration Group
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- Albany: Albany Deals Clear the Way for a Vote on Gay Marriage
- D.C.'s Restriction on Chalk Art Drawn on Government Property Is Upheld
- People v. Levy
- 2784 Morris Estates LLC v. Zimmerman
- Himmelberger v. 40-50 Brighton First Rd. Apts. Corp.
- Prospect Heights Associates v. Gonzalez
- Aromino v. Van Tassel
- TII Network Technolgies Inc v. Newoak Capital Markets LLC
- Ramos v. Baldor Specialty Foods Inc.
- Lartey v. Shoprite Supermarkets Inc.
- Franco v. United States
- Parnell v. Lape
- Brown v. Attorney General of NYS
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Innovative Part Integrates Guardianship and Housing Matters
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Informational Abundance and Scarcity In Immigration Worksite Enforcement | Top |
| In their Immigration Law column, Angelo A. Paparelli of Seyfarth Shaw and Ted J. Chiappari from Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke describe the state of immigration-related worksite enforcement in America today and discuss how employers and attorneys who try to comply with rapidly evolving state and federal immigration-compliance obligations are handling the proliferation of immigration data. | |
| Immigration Status Ruled Out of Decision on Damages | Top |
| Exclusion of Defendant's Family From Courtroom During Voir Dire Was a 'Trivial' Breach, Circuit Says | Top |
| Panel Blocks Judge's Attempt to Join Suppression Hearing and Trial | Top |
| Attorney Reregistration Gaining Steam Online | Top |
| Cozen O'Connor Acquires IP Firm, 12 Partners | Top |
| SNR Denton Bolsters Litigation, Arbitration Group | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Albany: Albany Deals Clear the Way for a Vote on Gay Marriage | Top |
| D.C.'s Restriction on Chalk Art Drawn on Government Property Is Upheld | Top |
| People v. Levy | Top |
| A.G.'s Motion Alleging Fraudulent Conduct By Sponsor of Condo Granted in Entirety | |
| 2784 Morris Estates LLC v. Zimmerman | Top |
| Landlord Not Insurer of Tenants' Safety, Granted Recovery of Outstanding Rent | |
| Himmelberger v. 40-50 Brighton First Rd. Apts. Corp. | Top |
| Cost-Shifting Provisions in Leases Ruled Valid, But Co-op Denied Recovery of Costs | |
| Prospect Heights Associates v. Gonzalez | Top |
| Tenant Provides Excuse for Default, Meritorious Defense to Landlord?s Claims | |
| Aromino v. Van Tassel | Top |
| Seller's Attorney Had No Right to Release Deposit, But No Legal Remedy Exists | |
| TII Network Technolgies Inc v. Newoak Capital Markets LLC | Top |
| Company Did Not Waive Right to Compel Arbitration by Threatening Lawsuit | |
| Ramos v. Baldor Specialty Foods Inc. | Top |
| Company's 'Captains' 'Bona Fide Executives' Exempt From Overtime Requirement | |
| Lartey v. Shoprite Supermarkets Inc. | Top |
| Bias Had No Role in Ghanaian's Termination For Violating Sex Harassment, Conflict Policy | |
| Franco v. United States | Top |
| Seized Money Forfeited Under 19 USC §1607 Need Not Be Returned to Drug Defendant | |
| Parnell v. Lape | Top |
| Defense Reasons for Strike of White Jurors Pretextual, Hid Bias; Habeas Relief Denied | |
| Brown v. Attorney General of NYS | Top |
| State Inmate Lacks Protected Liberty Interest In 'Good Time' Credit Withheld by Prison | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Innovative Part Integrates Guardianship and Housing Matters | Top |
| Acting Supreme Court Justice Shlomo S. Hagler writes: In June 2008, the OCA created a new part, combining the authority of the Supreme Court over guardianship proceedings under the Mental Hygiene Law with that of the Housing Court. This innovation has succeeded in protecting and empowering vulnerable tenants, lifting spirits, and offering hope to an important segment of our community. | |
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