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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Supreme Court Speaks on Warnings and Personal Jurisdiction Issues
- Capacity: Nature, Extent and Condition of Testator's Property
- After 4 1/2 Years With Cuomo, Cohen Returns to Private Sector
- Judge Finds 'Wal-Mart' No Bar to Class Treatment in FDNY Case
- Insurers Note Surge in Claims for Legal Malpractice Awards
- Touro Dean to Step Down, Increase Teaching Next Year
- Firefighter Loses Bid to Halt Building of Islamic Center
- Character Committee Interviews Set for Tomorrow
- Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Union Reports
- Terror: Bar Group Leaders Support Civil Trial for Terror Suspect
- Family Court Judges to Hold National Meeting in N.Y.
- Suit Over Fee-Sharing Agreement Proceeds
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- Legal Services Corporation Warns of Proposal for New Cuts
- JPMorgan Chase Agrees to Settlement Over Municipal Bond Market Deals
- H.K. v. J.K.
- People (ex rel Patrick Giordani) v. Warden, Otis Bantum Correctional Center
- Matter of Stanley
- People v. Popko
- T.D.F. v. T.F.
- People v. DeRaffele
- Response Personnel Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
- Bank of America N.A. v. Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc.
- United States v. Sweeney
- United States v. Ng
- Rochester Lumber Co. v. Millner
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Re-Thinking Privilege Logs in the Age of E-Discovery
Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
Supreme Court Speaks on Warnings and Personal Jurisdiction Issues | Top |
In his Products Liability column, Michael Hoenig, a member of Herzfeld & Rubin, writes that Supreme Court watchers looking for greater clarity on jurisdiction may have gotten some in two recent holdings, and he reviews a decision that inadequate warnings claims filed against manufacturers of generic drugs were preempted because federal regulations directly conflicted with the state law claims. | |
Capacity: Nature, Extent and Condition of Testator's Property | Top |
In their Trusts and Estates Law feature, C. Raymond Radigan and Peter K. Kelly of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek discuss how a testator must be of a sound mind in her understanding of the nature, extent and condition of her property, and how establishing that clarity has become much easier under current case law. | |
After 4 1/2 Years With Cuomo, Cohen Returns to Private Sector | Top |
Judge Finds 'Wal-Mart' No Bar to Class Treatment in FDNY Case | Top |
Insurers Note Surge in Claims for Legal Malpractice Awards | Top |
Touro Dean to Step Down, Increase Teaching Next Year | Top |
Firefighter Loses Bid to Halt Building of Islamic Center | Top |
Character Committee Interviews Set for Tomorrow | Top |
Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Union Reports | Top |
Terror: Bar Group Leaders Support Civil Trial for Terror Suspect | Top |
Family Court Judges to Hold National Meeting in N.Y. | Top |
Suit Over Fee-Sharing Agreement Proceeds | Top |
Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
Legal Services Corporation Warns of Proposal for New Cuts | Top |
JPMorgan Chase Agrees to Settlement Over Municipal Bond Market Deals | Top |
H.K. v. J.K. | Top |
Court Finds Presumptive Maintenance Award Neither Unjust Nor Inappropriate | |
People (ex rel Patrick Giordani) v. Warden, Otis Bantum Correctional Center | Top |
Grand Jury's Refusal to Indict Ruled Not Final Decision Alleged Acts Did Not Occur | |
Matter of Stanley | Top |
Wife's Request to Unseal Deceased Husband's Court Records Granted | |
People v. Popko | Top |
Judge Finds Admissible Evidence of Refusal To Take Chemical Test 2 Hours After Arrest | |
T.D.F. v. T.F. | Top |
Husband Denied Exclusive Occupancy Based on Wife's One 'Reactive' Incident | |
People v. DeRaffele | Top |
Evidentiary Hearing on Issue of Pre-Existing, Non-Conforming Use of Premises Is Ordered | |
Response Personnel Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. | Top |
Staffing Firm's Losses Sustained, Discovered 2 Years Before Policy Period | |
Bank of America N.A. v. Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. | Top |
$1.86 Million Interpleader Stake Disbursed To Notes' Beneficial Owners; Bank Discharged | |
United States v. Sweeney | Top |
Judge Explains Obstruction Increase, Responsibility Decrease in Sentence | |
United States v. Ng | Top |
'Miranda' Rights Knowingly Waived; Consent To Search Phones, Apartment Not Coerced | |
Rochester Lumber Co. v. Millner | Top |
Adversary Action Over Debt's Dischargeability Not Bid to Enforce Trust Under N.Y. Lien Law | |
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
Outside Counsel: Re-Thinking Privilege Logs in the Age of E-Discovery | Top |
Vandenberg & Feliu partner Jeffrey Gross writes: Privilege logs can be the scourge of modern litigation. Instead of resigning themselves to spending many thousands of dollars of their clients' money on traditional privilege logs, the time has come for lawyers to negotiate and advocate for creative and more efficient ways of identifying privileged material. | |
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