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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• What Is in the Future For Franchising and Its Lawyers?
• Analysis of Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Provisions: a First Test
• Time Limits for Voir Dire Found Too Strict for High-Profile Case
• Ethics Bill Provides Exceptions to Client Disclosure Requirements
• Panel Says Landmark Rent Deregulation Ruling Applies Retroactively
• Judge Restricts Calls, Texts of 'Overly Involved' Mother
• A.G. Names Public Integrity Officers on Long Island
• Lehman Trustee Prevails in $4 Billion Fight With Barclays
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• High Court Practitioners Are More Diverse
• Correction
• Zweig v. Tolchin
• Matter of Bluestar Properties inc. v. NYS Division of Housing & Community Renewal
• Scott v. Ackerman
• Flushing Savings Bank v. 509 Rogers LLC
• 180 Prospect Park West LLC v. Quilles
• Coleman v. Murray
• Hubbard v. MySpace Inc.
• In re M/V Rickmers Genoa Litigation
• Aboeid v. Saudi Arabian Airlines Inc.
• Vam Check Cashing Corp. v. Federal Insurance Co.
• Mahran v. Benderson Development Co. LLC
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: How Paying Premiums Can Thwart Rescission of Life Insurance Contract

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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
What Is in the Future For Franchising and Its Lawyers?	Top
In his Franchising column, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton partner Rupert M. Barkoff writes: At the International Franchise Association's Legal Symposium last month, the featured speaker was Jack Uldrich, a well-known futurist and author of numerous books. The message he conveyed to the audience was both exciting and frightening: Dramatic change is inevitable in today's society, and, even more importantly, there are fields where the change will not only be constantly occurring, but the degree of change will be exponential.
Analysis of Dodd-Frank Whistleblower Provisions: a First Test	Top
In their Corporate and Securities Litigation column, Sarah S. Gold and Richard L. Spinogatti of Proskauer Rose discuss important developments that have applied the law expansively in favor of whistleblower employees: a decision construing the anti-retaliation provisions to cover those who provide information not only directly to the SEC, but also a host of other types of disclosures; and the release of the long-awaited final rules by the SEC.
Time Limits for Voir Dire Found Too Strict for High-Profile Case	Top
Ethics Bill Provides Exceptions to Client Disclosure Requirements	Top
Panel Says Landmark Rent Deregulation Ruling Applies Retroactively	Top
Judge Restricts Calls, Texts of 'Overly Involved' Mother	Top
A.G. Names Public Integrity Officers on Long Island	Top
Lehman Trustee Prevails in $4 Billion Fight With Barclays	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
High Court Practitioners Are More Diverse	Top
Correction	Top
Zweig v. Tolchin	Top
Successful Bidder on Condo Is Denied Motion to Be Relieved of Sale Terms
Matter of Bluestar Properties inc. v. NYS Division of Housing & Community Renewal	Top
Owner Is Denied Motion to Overturn Agency's Denial of Rent Reduction Review
Scott v. Ackerman	Top
Ex-Tenant Granted Dismissal of Claims For Breach of Lease, Additional Rent
Flushing Savings Bank v. 509 Rogers LLC	Top
Tenants Denied Vacatur of Foreclosure Judgment; Sale Set Aside for Lack of Notice
180 Prospect Park West LLC v. Quilles	Top
Premises Description in Predicate Notice Found Legally Insufficient
Coleman v. Murray	Top
Tenant Granted Motion to Be Restored To Single Room in Subject Premises
Hubbard v. MySpace Inc.	Top
Disclosures Under State Magistrate's Warrant Did Not Violate Stored Communications Act
In re M/V Rickmers Genoa Litigation	Top
Hague-Visby Rules Limit Shipowners' Liability in Actions Following Explosion
Aboeid v. Saudi Arabian Airlines Inc.	Top
Jury Demand, Immaterial Claims Struck In Travelers' Bias Suit Against Foreign Airline
Vam Check Cashing Corp. v. Federal Insurance Co.	Top
'Overt Act,' 'Cognizance of' Is Construed In Grant of Judgment for 'Robbery'
Mahran v. Benderson Development Co. LLC	Top
Court Denies Reconsideration of Ruling On Disability Act Confidentiality Breach
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: How Paying Premiums Can Thwart Rescission of Life Insurance Contract	Top
Eve-Lynn Gisonni of Gissoni & Harms writes that all life insurance contracts issued in New York contain a two year incontestability clause preventing the insurer from contesting or rescinding the policy for statements made in the application for insurance after two years from the date of issuance of the policy, during the insured's lifetime.

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