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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Copyright Statute Preempts Misappropriation Claims
- 'Capital' Update: Surcharge Proposed On Banks Posing Greatest Risk
- Accused Inside Trader May Dispute SEC Proceeding in Federal Court
- Albany: FOIL Delay Can Bring Award of Attorney's Fees, Panel Rules
- Use of GPS Data Against Cabbie Not Privacy Violation, Judge Says
- City Loses Bid to Develop Brooklyn Bridge Park
- Town Clerk Quits Over Opposition to Gay Marriage
- Southern, Eastern Districts Amend Local Rules
- Starbucks Assistant Managers Lose Bid to Share Tips
- Film Critical of Trial Lawyers Is Now Showing on Cable
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- First Circuit Bars Resentencing of Sex Offender Based on Treatment Need
- O'Melveny Selects Three Candidates for Firm's Top Leadership Position
- Correction
- Mikelinich v. Caliandro
- Matter of Berrios v. Bd. of Educ. of Yonkers City School Dist.
- Bernstein v. Corcoran Group Eastside Inc.
- Gabai v. 130 Diamond St. LLC
- Deutsche Bank Trust Co. of America v. Davis
- Matter of Johnson v. New York City Housing Authority
- WMC Mortgage Corp. v. Vandermulen
- Havel v. Goldman
- Grier v. Chu
- Parejas v. General Electric Capital Services Inc.
- Gardner v. Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: SEC Issues Final Rules on Whistleblower Protections and Bounty Program
Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
Copyright Statute Preempts Misappropriation Claims | Top |
In his Intellectual Property Litigation column, Lewis R. Clayton, a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, writes that, invoking the unfair competition doctrine of "hot news" misappropriation, a group of large financial firms obtained a district court injunction last year against Theflyonthewall.com, a website that featured unauthorized announcements of the firms' nonpublic trading recommendations. | |
'Capital' Update: Surcharge Proposed On Banks Posing Greatest Risk | Top |
In her International Banking column, Kathleen A. Scott of Arnold & Porter discusses the Basel Committee's recent proposal regarding the largest of the world's banks - those that are "too big to fail" - aimed at "creat[ing] strong incentives for them to reduce their systemic importance over time." | |
Accused Inside Trader May Dispute SEC Proceeding in Federal Court | Top |
Albany: FOIL Delay Can Bring Award of Attorney's Fees, Panel Rules | Top |
Use of GPS Data Against Cabbie Not Privacy Violation, Judge Says | Top |
City Loses Bid to Develop Brooklyn Bridge Park | Top |
Town Clerk Quits Over Opposition to Gay Marriage | Top |
Southern, Eastern Districts Amend Local Rules | Top |
Starbucks Assistant Managers Lose Bid to Share Tips | Top |
Film Critical of Trial Lawyers Is Now Showing on Cable | Top |
Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
First Circuit Bars Resentencing of Sex Offender Based on Treatment Need | Top |
O'Melveny Selects Three Candidates for Firm's Top Leadership Position | Top |
Correction | Top |
Mikelinich v. Caliandro | Top |
ATV's Owner May Recover Injury Damages Where Permissive User Allegedly Negligent | |
Matter of Berrios v. Bd. of Educ. of Yonkers City School Dist. | Top |
Teacher Who Was Dismissed Without A Hearing Loses Tenure by Estoppel Claim | |
Bernstein v. Corcoran Group Eastside Inc. | Top |
Claims Sound in Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Barred by Three-Year Limitations Period | |
Gabai v. 130 Diamond St. LLC | Top |
'Yellowstone' Relief Unavailable, Denied to Residential Tenants | |
Deutsche Bank Trust Co. of America v. Davis | Top |
Bank's Attorney Is Sanctioned For Dilatory Tactics, Lack of Good Faith | |
Matter of Johnson v. New York City Housing Authority | Top |
Daughter Loses Bid to Upset Decision Denying Her Remaining Family Status | |
WMC Mortgage Corp. v. Vandermulen | Top |
Court Will Strike Defendants' Answers Unless Sought Documents or Privilege Log Produced | |
Havel v. Goldman | Top |
Neighbor's Trespass Claim Against Easement Owner Denied, Dismissed | |
Grier v. Chu | Top |
Inmate May Have Eighth Amendment Claim For Injury While Working in Prison Kitchen | |
Parejas v. General Electric Capital Services Inc. | Top |
Alleged Predatory Mortgage Loan Victim's Suit Dismissed as Untimely, Not in Good Faith | |
Gardner v. Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America | Top |
Discovery in Injured's Lawsuit Needed Before Disposal of Landowner's Suit Against Insurer | |
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
Outside Counsel: SEC Issues Final Rules on Whistleblower Protections and Bounty Program | Top |
Samuel Estreicher, of counsel at Jones Day, and Terri Chase, a partner at the firm, write that SEC Rule 21F's statement of expanded whistleblower protections and implementation of the incentive award program requires companies to reassess their information flow and dispute resolution systems to ensure an environment that is supportive of employee reporting of possible wrongdoing and to ensure that such reports are acted upon promptly and responsibly. | |
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