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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• TV Channel Bundling, Advertising Inserts and Drugs
• Juveniles And 'Miranda' Warnings
• Albany: Murder Conviction That Was Based on Circumstantial Evidence Upheld
• Panel Finds Suit Should Be Heard by School's Chief, Not the Court
• Davis Polk Pro Bono Counsel Nominated for Federal Bench
• Trustee Says Almost Half of Madoff Losses Recovered
• Judge Sides With Marvel in 'Spider-Man' Dispute
• Defendant Not Persistent Felony Offender, Judge Says
• Judge Finds It 'Entirely Plausible' Lehman's Officers Misled Investors, Permits Class Action to Proceed
• Q&A: Janet DiFiore
• Emotions Run High in Town Hall Meeting to Explain 9/11 Fund
• Wesley v. Smith-Lasofsky
• Matter of City of New York v. Bd. of Collective Bargaining of City of New York
• General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. NY Central Mut. Fire Ins. Co.
• Breytman v. Schechter
• People v. DiPretoro
• People v. Smith
• Kennedy v. New York Presbyterian Hospital
• Lawson v. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
• Stephens-Buie v. Shinseki
• Sommersett v. City of New York
• Salazar v. Bowne Realty Associates LLC
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Mommie Dearest: What's Gender Bias Got to Do With It?

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Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon	Top
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds
TV Channel Bundling, Advertising Inserts and Drugs	Top
In his Antitrust column, Cahill Gordon & Reindel partner Elai Katz reviews a Ninth Circuit decision that that consumers challenging the sale of cable and satellite television channels in bundled, multi-channel packages rather than individually did not state an antitrust claim, a Third Circuit ruling that a hospital could not bring tying claims against a drug-maker because the hospital bought the pharmaceuticals from an independent wholesaler, and more.
Juveniles And 'Miranda' Warnings	Top
Andrew Schepard, professor of law and director of the Center for Children, Families and the Law at Hofstra Law School, summarizes the facts and opinions in 'J.D.B. v. North Carolina,' where the U.S. Supreme Court held that police must take a suspect's age into account in evaluating whether to give 'Miranda' warnings before questioning begins and speculates about its impact on constitutional protections for juvenile defendants.
Albany: Murder Conviction That Was Based on Circumstantial Evidence Upheld	Top
Panel Finds Suit Should Be Heard by School's Chief, Not the Court	Top
Davis Polk Pro Bono Counsel Nominated for Federal Bench	Top
Trustee Says Almost Half of Madoff Losses Recovered	Top
Judge Sides With Marvel in 'Spider-Man' Dispute	Top
Defendant Not Persistent Felony Offender, Judge Says	Top
Judge Finds It 'Entirely Plausible' Lehman's Officers Misled Investors, Permits Class Action to Proceed	Top
Q&A: Janet DiFiore	Top
Emotions Run High in Town Hall Meeting to Explain 9/11 Fund	Top
Wesley v. Smith-Lasofsky	Top
Parties Granted Dissolution of Same-Sex Civil Union; Defendant Has No Obligation to Child
Matter of City of New York v. Bd. of Collective Bargaining of City of New York	Top
As Prevailing Party, Union Is Granted Costs But Loses Bid for Sanctions Against City, DOT
General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. NY Central Mut. Fire Ins. Co.	Top
Motion to Strike Answer Denied; Preclusion Order Granted Unless Documents Disclosed
Breytman v. Schechter	Top
Attorney's Fee, Personal Sanctions Directed Against Client for Frivolous Conduct
People v. DiPretoro	Top
Accusatory Instrument Facially Insufficient, Fails to Corroborate Element of DUI Charge
People v. Smith	Top
'Substantial Pain' May Be Inferred Without Testimony; Dismissal of Assault Charge Denied
Kennedy v. New York Presbyterian Hospital	Top
Plaintiff Cannot Show Malpractice Without Expert Testimony
Lawson v. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services	Top
Petitioner Paid His Debt to Society After Killing Wife, and Will Be Naturalized
Stephens-Buie v. Shinseki	Top
Plaintiff Permitted to Amend Complaint To Give Dates of Retaliatory Harassment
Sommersett v. City of New York	Top
Federal Disparate Treatment Claims Fail, But Survive Under State Law
Salazar v. Bowne Realty Associates LLC	Top
Plaintiff Can Amend Complaint To Add Additional Retaliation Claims
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Mommie Dearest: What's Gender Bias Got to Do With It?	Top
Robert Z. Dobrish, senior partner at Dobrish Zeif Gross, writes that in matrimonial cases, the perception of gender bias runs high particularly among litigants, with unsuccessful fathers claiming that mothers receive preferential treatment. While the complaint may often sound like sour grapes, there is evidence indicating that bias exists among those who are called upon to assist in making custody determinations.

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