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- Law Extending Protection Orders Applied Retroactively
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- Personal Notes on Lawyers
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- Lady Gaga Sued Over Sale of Wrist Bands to Aid Japan Relief Effort
- Asian Bar Celebrates Anniversary
- Correction
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- Crusader Entertainment LLC v. Cussler
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- DA v. BA
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- LoGerfo v. Trustees, Columbia University
- Helgason v. State of New York
- Peavey v. A. Rosenblum Inc.
- Martin v. City of New York
- Colwell and Salmon Comms Inc. v. ArborMed Corp.
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Videotaping Depositions: YouTube—Should the Courts?
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Fixed Fees, Suing Clients, Tardiness Due to Technology | Top |
| In his Professional Responsibility feature, Hinshaw & Culbertson partner Anthony E. Davis discusses the implications of two recent decisions addressing different ways in which ethical rules and lawyers' often pressing need to generate fees intersect, and also explores a case that exploits the problems that can arise when lawyers rely too heavily on technology. | |
| Computer Fraud and Abuse Act: Finding the Line in the Sand | Top |
| In their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Barry A. Bohrer of Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer write: The scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is the subject of an emerging split among federal courts of appeals as highlighted by a recent opinion by the Ninth Circuit, which rejected the claim that its decision would make criminals out of millions of employees who might utilize their work computers for personal use. | |
| Insurers Must Pay MBIA for Consultants, Circuit Says | Top |
| Judge Allows Family of Woman Killed in Rockslide to Sue State | Top |
| For Banks, MERS Ruling Could Raise Cost of Foreclosures | Top |
| Law Extending Protection Orders Applied Retroactively | Top |
| Lehman Bankruptcy Plan Gets Support From Creditors | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Judge Frees Strauss-Kahn in Wake of False Statements by His Accuser | Top |
| Lady Gaga Sued Over Sale of Wrist Bands to Aid Japan Relief Effort | Top |
| Asian Bar Celebrates Anniversary | Top |
| Correction | Top |
| Gogos v. Modell's Sporting Goods Inc. | Top |
| Adverse Inference Jury Charge for Spoliation Of Store's Videotape in Slip, Fall Case Upheld | |
| Crusader Entertainment LLC v. Cussler | Top |
| Defendant's Motion for Sanctions Denied As Plaintiff's Conduct Found Not Frivolous | |
| People v. Mercado | Top |
| Illegal Immigrant Ruled Subject To Removal Before Entering Guilty Plea | |
| DA v. BA | Top |
| Husband Found in Contempt, Jailed For Failing to Comply With Stipulation | |
| B&R Consolidated LLC v. Zurich American Ins. Co. | Top |
| Insurance Company Is Denied Dismissal Of Complaint Brought Against Its Insured | |
| Nova Casualty Co. v. Gator Recycling Corp. | Top |
| Court Rejects Claim That Amount Of Settlement Was Excessive | |
| LoGerfo v. Trustees, Columbia University | Top |
| Finding of Employer-Employee Relationship Dooms Bid for Accounting Claim | |
| Helgason v. State of New York | Top |
| Rent Increase Contest Dismissed on Eleventh Amendment Immunity, Failure to State Claim | |
| Peavey v. A. Rosenblum Inc. | Top |
| Embezzler's Pro Se Action Seeking Portion Of Profit Sharing Plan Dismissed as Moot | |
| Martin v. City of New York | Top |
| Officer Making Unconstitutional Arrest Not Liable For Rikers Detainee's Injury in Assault | |
| Colwell and Salmon Comms Inc. v. ArborMed Corp. | Top |
| Constructive Trust, Conversion Claims Under 'Intercreditor Agreement' Survive Dismissal | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Videotaping Depositions: YouTube—Should the Courts? | Top |
| Marsha L. Steinhardt, an associate justice of the Appellate Term, Consuelo Mallafre, principal law clerk to Justice Steinhardt, and Danielle Frisa, an appellate court attorney at the Appellate Term, write: In any motion to enjoin posting deposition videos on the Internet, the most obvious danger is that a deponent's personal information is revealed along with testimony pertinent to the case. The insidious harm, however, lies in the nature of the websites themselves. | |
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