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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Inequitable Conductors: All Aboard the 'Therasense' Train
- Analyzing 'Hot-News' Misappropriation Claim
- A.G. Supports Effort to Overturn Federal Defense of Marriage Act
- Drop in Securities Class Actions Due to Fewer Credit-Related Suits, Report Says
- In Reviving Habeas, Panel Clarifies Issue on Statute of Limitations
- Senate Confirms WilmerHale Partner for Federal Bench
- Parent's Lose Bid to Enroll Unimmunized Daughter
- Strauss-Kahn Court Date Is Postponed to Aug. 23
- Law Professors Find a Tough Road to Federal Appointments
- Matter of Wells v. New York City Housing Authority
- Gordon v. 305 Riverside Corp.
- Matter of Goldfarb v. Rhea
- State of New York v. Frank V.
- Conning v. Dietrich
- KLM Holdings Inc. v. Argudo
- Krantz & Berman LLP v. Dalal
- Lopez v. United States
- Johnson v. Westchester County Department of Correction Medical Dept.
- United States v. Hodge
- Solomon v. Siemens Industry Inc.
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Commercial Credit Line Mortgages and Mortgage Recording Tax
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Inequitable Conductors: All Aboard the 'Therasense' Train | Top |
| In their Patent and Trademark Law column, Robert C. Scheinfeld of Baker Botts and Parker H. Bagley of Goodwin Procter review a decision in which the Federal Circuit, by tightening the intent requirement and espousing a new "but-for" materiality standard, seemingly attempts to reduce the number of inequitable conduct cases "plaguing" the courts. | |
| Analyzing 'Hot-News' Misappropriation Claim | Top |
| In their Second Circuit Review, Martin Flumenbaum and Brad S. Karp, members of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, write that the court may have hampered the efforts of traditional news media organizations to bring actions against, for example, websites that publish factual content derived from traditional media, and, more generally, the majority's discussion of dicta may provide grist for parties to argue that unfavorable language in earlier opinions is not entitled to precedential weight. | |
| A.G. Supports Effort to Overturn Federal Defense of Marriage Act | Top |
| Drop in Securities Class Actions Due to Fewer Credit-Related Suits, Report Says | Top |
| In Reviving Habeas, Panel Clarifies Issue on Statute of Limitations | Top |
| Senate Confirms WilmerHale Partner for Federal Bench | Top |
| Parent's Lose Bid to Enroll Unimmunized Daughter | Top |
| Strauss-Kahn Court Date Is Postponed to Aug. 23 | Top |
| Law Professors Find a Tough Road to Federal Appointments | Top |
| Matter of Wells v. New York City Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Upholds Tenancy Termination For Illegal Drug Activity | |
| Gordon v. 305 Riverside Corp. | Top |
| Landlord Loses Bid for Summary Judgment Dismissing Tenants Claims of Overcharges | |
| Matter of Goldfarb v. Rhea | Top |
| Decision to Terminate Section 8 Benefits Annulled, Benefits Restored Retroactively | |
| State of New York v. Frank V. | Top |
| Court Finds Detained Sex Offender Dangerous, in Need of Civil Management | |
| Conning v. Dietrich | Top |
| Driver Denied Dismissal of Bicyclist's Injury Action as Triable Issues Exist | |
| KLM Holdings Inc. v. Argudo | Top |
| Restaurant's Agent Cannot Be Held Liable As Guarantor Absent Intent to Be Bound | |
| Krantz & Berman LLP v. Dalal | Top |
| Firm Found Entitled to Execution on $480,537 Judgment, but Stayed During Appeal | |
| Lopez v. United States | Top |
| Motorist Who Struck Disabled Postal Truck Fails to Overcome Presumption of Own Fault | |
| Johnson v. Westchester County Department of Correction Medical Dept. | Top |
| Detainee's Suit Asserting Medical Indifference To Tick Bites, Retaliatory Search Is Dismissed | |
| United States v. Hodge | Top |
| 'Career Offender' Crack Cocaine Defendant Ineligible for Sentence Reduction Under Law | |
| Solomon v. Siemens Industry Inc. | Top |
| 'Hardship' Objections Do Not Warrant Remand Where Diversity Shown | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Commercial Credit Line Mortgages and Mortgage Recording Tax | Top |
| Michael J. Berey, senior vice-president and senior legal counsel-New York Division of First American Title Insurance Company, writes that with a need in the present economic environment for New York's small businesses to access capital, and also a need for cash-strapped local governments to receive more revenue, it may be appropriate to examine the manner in which the law has been applied. | |
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