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- Lawyer Is Permitted to Withdraw From Difficult Client's Divorce
- Panel Rules City Had No Duty to Notify Parent of Student Attack
- State Senate Still Stuck on Gay Marriage Debate
- Judge Urges Defendant to Waive Venue Objection
- Class Certified in Mortgage-Backed Securities Litigation
- Helicopter Operator Wins Bid to Dismiss Suit in Bike Mishap
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- Justices Reject Climate-Change Suit Brought by States, New York City
- Court Rebuffs Right to Counsel in Civil Contempt Cases
- Ex-A.G. Candidate Coffey Launches Venture to Invest in Litigations
- 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: Fashion Knockoffs: Is the Honeymoon Almost Over?
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Why All the Fuss? | Top |
| In his Domestic Banking column, Clyde Mitchell, adjunct professor of banking law at Fordham Law School, writes that, as we are coming upon the July 21 anniversary of Dodd-Frank, a number of loose ends still need tying up: who will be appointed director; whether Republicans will be able to replace the director with a "board"; likewise, subject the bureau's budget to the appropriation process; and whether an institution's safety and soundness regulator should have the power to block a rule issued by the bureau that could result in a bank failure. | |
| Clock Ticks On: No 'American Pipe' Tolling of Statutes of Repose | Top |
| In their Southern District Civil Practice Roundup, Edward M. Spiro and Judith L. Mogul, principals of Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer, review two recent decisions that have put the federal securities laws on a collision course with the basic principles of economy and efficiency animating Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23 governing class actions. | |
| Justices Hand Wal-Mart Big Win in Women's Class Action Battle | Top |
| Lawyer Is Permitted to Withdraw From Difficult Client's Divorce | Top |
| Panel Rules City Had No Duty to Notify Parent of Student Attack | Top |
| State Senate Still Stuck on Gay Marriage Debate | Top |
| Judge Urges Defendant to Waive Venue Objection | Top |
| Class Certified in Mortgage-Backed Securities Litigation | Top |
| Helicopter Operator Wins Bid to Dismiss Suit in Bike Mishap | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Justices Reject Climate-Change Suit Brought by States, New York City | Top |
| Court Rebuffs Right to Counsel in Civil Contempt Cases | Top |
| Ex-A.G. Candidate Coffey Launches Venture to Invest in Litigations | 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: Fashion Knockoffs: Is the Honeymoon Almost Over? | Top |
| David B. Sunshine and Robin N. Brenner of Cozen O'Connor discuss the difficulties in protecting fashion designs under current U.S. copyright law and a bill that would extend that protection. | |
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