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- Courts Add Arraignment Judges in Brooklyn and Manhattan
- N.Y. Records Unsealed for Georgia Murder Case
- LeClairRyan Acquires 14-Lawyer N.Y. Firm
- Morgenthau Praises Vance on Handling of DSK Case
- Ratings Agencies Ordered to Give Documents to MBIA
- Husband of Slain Actress Loses Wrongful Death Bid
- Schneiderman Is Probing NFL Lockout
- Appeals Panel Sides With City in Halting Yellow Bus Service
- Obituary: Andrew DiPaola
- Justice Department's Antitrust Chief Is Headed for Cravath
- During Last Term, Big Business Wins, and So Does the First Amendment
- Attorney of Detainee Challenges Restrictions on WikiLeaks Documents
- King v. St. Barnabas Hospital
- Matter of Ithaca City School District v. N.Y.S. Division of Human Rights
- Will of Tobias Miller Beck
- People v. Hassim
- People v. Mathis
- P.C. v. K.C.
- Matter of S.M. v. M.M.
- Matter of Tyshawn M.
- United States v. Jiau
- Yatauro v. Mangano
- Terrance v. City of Geneva, New York
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Marketability Discount and Dissenting Minority Ownership
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Seventh Circuit Reaffirms Secured Creditors' Right to Credit Bid | Top |
| In his Bankruptcy Practice column, John J. Rapisardi of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft writes: In an opinion that has created the most significant bankruptcy-related circuit split in recent years, last week the Seventh Circuit vindicated secured lenders' unqualified right to credit bid on asset sales under a chapter 11 plan, rejecting the Third Circuit's rationale in In re Philadelphia Newspapers. | |
| Custody Evaluation Orders: Data Access | Top |
| In his Matrimonial Practice column, Timothy M. Tippins, an adjunct professor at Albany Law School, discusses the fashioning of individual orders appointing forensic evaluators to assess the parenting abilities of competing parties and suggests language on non-cooperation, confidentiality, access, attorney-client privilege and ex parte communications. | |
| Circuit Rejects Madoff Victims' Attempt to Use RICO Statute | Top |
| Courts Add Arraignment Judges in Brooklyn and Manhattan | Top |
| N.Y. Records Unsealed for Georgia Murder Case | Top |
| LeClairRyan Acquires 14-Lawyer N.Y. Firm | Top |
| Morgenthau Praises Vance on Handling of DSK Case | Top |
| Ratings Agencies Ordered to Give Documents to MBIA | Top |
| Husband of Slain Actress Loses Wrongful Death Bid | Top |
| Schneiderman Is Probing NFL Lockout | Top |
| Appeals Panel Sides With City in Halting Yellow Bus Service | Top |
| Obituary: Andrew DiPaola | Top |
| Justice Department's Antitrust Chief Is Headed for Cravath | Top |
| During Last Term, Big Business Wins, and So Does the First Amendment | Top |
| Attorney of Detainee Challenges Restrictions on WikiLeaks Documents | Top |
| King v. St. Barnabas Hospital | Top |
| Panel Reverses Dismissal of Lawsuit Alleging Negligent Resuscitation by First Responders | |
| Matter of Ithaca City School District v. N.Y.S. Division of Human Rights | Top |
| School District Is 'Educational Corporation,' Cannot Allow Racial Harassment of Students | |
| Will of Tobias Miller Beck | Top |
| Proponent's Evidence Defeats Objectant's Claim Decedent Lacked Testamentary Capacity | |
| People v. Hassim | Top |
| Court Finds 'Indefensible' Counsel's Failure To Respond to Prosecutors' Motion | |
| People v. Mathis | Top |
| Instrument Facially Sufficient Even Without Reference to Officer's Training, Experience | |
| P.C. v. K.C. | Top |
| Splitting Custody of Children Not in Their Best Interests; Temporary Custody to Father | |
| Matter of S.M. v. M.M. | Top |
| Father Loses Bid to Challenge Finding That Working Child Is Not Emancipated | |
| Matter of Tyshawn M. | Top |
| Juvenile Delinquency Petition Fails to Allege Non-Hearsay Facts, Jurisdictionally Defective | |
| United States v. Jiau | Top |
| 'Intercepted' Recordings Denied Suppression; Recordings Not Made for Crime's Commission | |
| Yatauro v. Mangano | Top |
| County Legislature Redistricting Challenge Remanded for Lack of Federal Jurisdiction | |
| Terrance v. City of Geneva, New York | Top |
| City Law Barring Sex Offenders' Residing Near School Invalid, Pre-Empted by SORA | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Marketability Discount and Dissenting Minority Ownership | Top |
| Kenneth J. Weinstein of Kenneth J. Weinstein PC and Financial Appraisal Services Ltd. president Joel Rakower argue that courts need to take a firm stance on marketability discounts and that due to the evolving financial markets, 30-year-old theories should be reexamined with a court's consideration of forensic testimony from qualified professionals, given the evolutionary nature of business demands and changing environments, as well as advances within their field of study. | |
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