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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
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- Wave of Civil Claims Being Asserted By Insurers Against Alleged Fraud
- Panel Finds Bus Crash Victims Must Sue in Two Jurisdictions
- Claims Narrowed in MBIA's Suit Over Mortgage-Backed Securities
- Family Court Judge Seals Records of Delinquency in Death of Baby
- 7 Prisons, Related-Facilities to Close, Cuomo Announces
- Man Ordered to Buy Life Policy or Face Months in Jail
- Commission Backs Retroactive Reduction of Sentences for Crack-Related Offenses
- Q&A: Susan Schultz Laluk
- People v. Encarnacion
- People v. McLartey
- People v. Nichson
- Matter of Yoda
- People v. Neville
- Matter of Kiara C.
- Matter of Giles C v. Janet L
- Argentto Systems Inc. v. Subin Associates LLP
- Mason v. Duncan
- Forman v. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.
- Leroy v. New York City Board of Elections
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: For Love and Money: Inequalities Remain Despite Same-Sex Marriage
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Reimbursement Under Medicare and Defendants' Obligations, Part II | Top |
| In their Medical Malpractice Defense column, Martin Clearwater & Bell partners John L.A. Lyddane and Barbara D. Goldberg discuss potential liability for future payments and the use of a Medicare "set-aside," as well as the recently introduced "SMART" Act, a bill intended to facilitate the process of reimbursing Medicare under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act. | |
| Wave of Civil Claims Being Asserted By Insurers Against Alleged Fraud | Top |
| Evan H. Krinick, a partner with Rivkin Radler, writes: A review of conduct from across the country reveals that insurance carriers are taking an aggressive stance against insurance fraud and are filing actions seeking to recover compensatory, punitive, or treble damages; insurance payments they previously paid; and even their attorney's fees and court costs. | |
| Panel Finds Bus Crash Victims Must Sue in Two Jurisdictions | Top |
| Claims Narrowed in MBIA's Suit Over Mortgage-Backed Securities | Top |
| Family Court Judge Seals Records of Delinquency in Death of Baby | Top |
| 7 Prisons, Related-Facilities to Close, Cuomo Announces | Top |
| Man Ordered to Buy Life Policy or Face Months in Jail | Top |
| Commission Backs Retroactive Reduction of Sentences for Crack-Related Offenses | Top |
| Q&A: Susan Schultz Laluk | Top |
| People v. Encarnacion | Top |
| Confrontation Right Forfeited by Threats Used to Induce Refusal to Testify at Trial | |
| People v. McLartey | Top |
| Counsel Only Required to Advise Non-Citizens Of Immigration Consequences, Not Citizens | |
| People v. Nichson | Top |
| Court Finds Criminal Trespass Charges Facially Sufficient in Public Housing Case | |
| Matter of Yoda | Top |
| Officers Lacked Requisite Suspicion for Stop, Frisk; Suppression of Knife Is Granted | |
| People v. Neville | Top |
| Complaint Found Sufficient Alleging Welfare Of Incompetent Person Was Endangered | |
| Matter of Kiara C. | Top |
| Juvenile Delinquent Granted Motion to Seal Record Over Baby's Death in Interest of Justice | |
| Matter of Giles C v. Janet L | Top |
| Minor Will Get County Attorney if She Files Affidavit That Parents Refused Her Counsel | |
| Argentto Systems Inc. v. Subin Associates LLP | Top |
| Copyright's Purported Infringement Found to Occur Before Registration | |
| Mason v. Duncan | Top |
| Persistent Felon Sentence Did Not Violate Due Process, Right to Jury Trial Under 'Apprendi' | |
| Forman v. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. | Top |
| Expert?s Opinions on Drug Firm's Compliance With FDA Rules Found Relevant to Litigation | |
| Leroy v. New York City Board of Elections | Top |
| Due Process, Gender Bias Claims Are Rejected In Board's Refusal to Put Name on Ballot | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: For Love and Money: Inequalities Remain Despite Same-Sex Marriage | Top |
| Alison Arden Besunder of the Law Offices of Alison Arden Besunder discusses how full equality for New York's same-sex couples will not be achieved until the Defense of Marriage Act is repealed, and how they will not enjoy many of the federally based legal advantages opposite-sex spouses have until federal law conforms to cultural realities. | |
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