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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 | |
| 'NML': Enforcing Debt Instruments as Written | Top |
| In his Contract Law column, Fulbright & Jaworski partner Glen Banks discusses the recent decision in which the Court of Appeals addressed whether, when a debt instrument calls for payment of accrued interest every six months until the principal is repaid, the obligation to pay interest continues after maturity or acceleration of the debt; and whether pre-judgment interest may be awarded with respect to interest that came due but was not paid. | |
| Bowing to High Court, Judge Denies Extra Fees for N.Y. Agency | Top |
| Union's Challenge to City's Plan to Close Schools Is Rejected | Top |
| Family Law on Appointed Counsel Applied to Supreme Court Case | Top |
| Senate Panel Backs Choice for Last Circuit Vacancy | Top |
| Father Guilty of Cover-up of Subway Bombing Plot | Top |
| MTA Agrees to Install Elevator to Settle Suit | Top |
| ABA Says Its Role Is Accreditation, Not Regulation, of Law Schools | Top |
| Bowne Management Systems Inc. v. City of New York | Top |
| Breach of Contract Claims Not Previously Litigated, Not Barred by Collateral Estoppel | |
| Sawyer v. A.C. & S. Inc. | Top |
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| Reliable Chemical Test Not Rendered Inadmissible Merely Because Device Mobile | |
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| Superintendent Holdover to be Filed in Housing, Not Commercial Landlord/Tenant Part | |
| Roshodesh v. Plotch | Top |
| Tenant Fails to Show Sale of Coop Unwarranted; Owner Granted Dismissal of Tenant's Defenses | |
| Gill v. Scooby's Bar & Lounge Inc. | Top |
| Bar Denied Dismissal of Patron's Injury Suit Conflicting Accounts Create Credibility Questions | |
| Wu v. Holder | Top |
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| United States v. Yousef | Top |
| 'Ker-Frisbie' Doctrine Not Overcome by Claim Of Kidnapping by U.S. Agents; Indictment Stands | |
| Lust v. Nederlandse Programma Stichting | Top |
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| Application's Material Misrepresentations Lead to Rescission of Homeowner's Policy | |
| Crab House of Douglaston Inc. v. Newsday Inc. | Top |
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| Outside Counsel: Spoliation of Evidence: Considerations and Remedies | Top |
| Kevin G. Faley and Andrea M. Alonso, partners at Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley, write that the courts consider a broad range of factors in deciding when and what spoliation remedies are appropriate, and at the very least, there must be a duty to preserve evidence in order to sustain a spoliation claim and the court will then ask if the evidence is essential to the case and whether either party is prejudiced without it. | |
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