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- Strauss-Kahn Lawyer Calls Meeting With D.A. Productive
- Housing Agency's Decision to Exclude Grandson Upset
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- Bruckman, Rosser, Sherrill & Co. LP v. Marsh USA Inc.
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- Li v. Renaud
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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 | |
| Seventh Circuit Reaffirms Secured Creditors' Right to Credit Bid | Top |
| In his Bankruptcy Practice column, John J. Rapisardi of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft writes: In an opinion that has created the most significant bankruptcy-related circuit split in recent years, last week the Seventh Circuit vindicated secured lenders' unqualified right to credit bid on asset sales under a chapter 11 plan, rejecting the Third Circuit's rationale in In re Philadelphia Newspapers. | |
| Custody Evaluation Orders: Data Access | Top |
| In his Matrimonial Practice column, Timothy M. Tippins, an adjunct professor at Albany Law School, discusses the fashioning of individual orders appointing forensic evaluators to assess the parenting abilities of competing parties and suggests language on non-cooperation, confidentiality, access, attorney-client privilege and ex parte communications. | |
| Terror: N.Y. Arraignment of Somali Man Renews Terrorism Trial Debate | Top |
| Records in NYPD Database Are Properly 'Sealed,' Court Decides | Top |
| Broken File Left in Tooth Is Not Proof of Negligence, Judge Says | Top |
| Strauss-Kahn Lawyer Calls Meeting With D.A. Productive | Top |
| Housing Agency's Decision to Exclude Grandson Upset | Top |
| No Manslaughter Verdicts in Deutsche Bank Blaze | Top |
| Obituary: Oymin Chin | Top |
| Salaries Decline for Law School Grads, Survey Finds | Top |
| Bruckman, Rosser, Sherrill & Co. LP v. Marsh USA Inc. | Top |
| 'Tie-In' Clause Limits Insurer's Liability When It, Related Insurer Cover Same Claim | |
| Kowalski v. Ritterband | Top |
| Defendants Sanctioned for Unnecessary Delays in Producing Electronic Data | |
| M&M Crown Realty LLC v. Griffith | Top |
| Licensee Holdover Proceeding Withstands Dismissal Claim by Decedent's Aide | |
| Smalls v. Starrett City | Top |
| Garage Negligent in Maintaining Premises But Car Owner Contributed to Damage | |
| Fernino v. Emmer | Top |
| Medical Malpractice Claim Proceeds Against Hospital Over Coumadin Risk | |
| Top Apex Enterprises Ltd., Hong Kong v. Cayton | Top |
| Foreign Company Found Beyond Reach of Business Corporation Law | |
| North State Autobahn Inc. v. Progressive Ins. Group | Top |
| Insurer Loses Bid to Dismiss Business Law Claim as Shop's Evidence Raises Questions | |
| Li v. Renaud | Top |
| Alien May Not Retain Priority Date Of 'Aged-Out' Family Preference Petition | |
| Tylenda v. Terrell | Top |
| Mandamus for Warden's Probe of Guard's Threats, Retaliation Over Grievance Denied | |
| Enzymotec Ltd. v. NBTY Inc. | Top |
| Court Finds Too Speculative 'Recall' Damages Theory Arising Product's Mislabeling | |
| Farraj v. Metropolitan Transit Authority | Top |
| Fired City Transit Worker Loses Bid To Challenge Firing After Hearing | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Chinese Businesses Should Not Overlook D&O Insurance | Top |
| J. Wylie Donald, Harley Lewin and Zhenggui (Kevin) Li of McCarter & English write: As evidenced by a recent surge of securities class actions filed against Chinese companies, not purchasing D&O insurance isn't the best form of risk management. But the idea of insuring officers and the board of directors against claims is something that has been rarely contemplated by Chinese businesses, simply because the issue of governance has not itself been a reality until recently. | |
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