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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Defining 'Robbery' in Insurance Policy Leads to Reminder on Clarity
• Warrantless Computer Searches and Fourth Amendment Rights
• Circuit Rejects Madoff Victims' Attempt to Use RICO Statute
• Courts Add Arraignment Judges in Brooklyn and Manhattan
• N.Y. Records Unsealed for Georgia Murder Case
• LeClairRyan Acquires 14-Lawyer N.Y. Firm
• Morgenthau Praises Vance on Handling of DSK Case
• Ratings Agencies Ordered to Give Documents to MBIA
• Husband of Slain Actress Loses Wrongful Death Bid
• Schneiderman Is Probing NFL Lockout
• Appeals Panel Sides With City in Halting Yellow Bus Service
• Obituary: Andrew DiPaola
• Justice Department's Antitrust Chief Is Headed for Cravath
• During Last Term, Big Business Wins, and So Does the First Amendment
• Attorney of Detainee Challenges Restrictions on WikiLeaks Documents
• King v. St. Barnabas Hospital
• Matter of Ithaca City School District v. N.Y.S. Division of Human Rights
• Will of Tobias Miller Beck
• People v. Hassim
• People v. Mathis
• P.C. v. K.C.
• Matter of S.M. v. M.M.
• Matter of Tyshawn M.
• United States v. Jiau
• Yatauro v. Mangano
• Terrance v. City of Geneva, New York
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: Marketability Discount and Dissenting Minority Ownership

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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
Defining 'Robbery' in Insurance Policy Leads to Reminder on Clarity	Top
In their Eastern District Roundup, Harvey M. Stone and Richard H. Dolan of Schlam Stone & Dolan review recent decisions that struck immaterial matter in the complaint and plaintiffs' jury demand in a discrimination case against Saudi Arabian Airlines, denied a prospective candidate's due process and equal protection claims against the Board of Elections, and more.
Warrantless Computer Searches and Fourth Amendment Rights	Top
In her Western District Roundup, Sharon M. Porcellio, a partner at Ward Greenberg Heller & Reidy, reviews cases on the time within which a pro se plaintiff's complaint could be served, a routine substitution of counsel that made national headlines in an ongoing dispute over the ownership of Facebook, and Fourth Amendment privacy interests in information not previously double-clicked and viewed during an initial investigation when officers conducted two warrantless searches of the entire contents of a computer.
Circuit Rejects Madoff Victims' Attempt to Use RICO Statute	Top
Courts Add Arraignment Judges in Brooklyn and Manhattan	Top
N.Y. Records Unsealed for Georgia Murder Case	Top
LeClairRyan Acquires 14-Lawyer N.Y. Firm	Top
Morgenthau Praises Vance on Handling of DSK Case	Top
Ratings Agencies Ordered to Give Documents to MBIA	Top
Husband of Slain Actress Loses Wrongful Death Bid	Top
Schneiderman Is Probing NFL Lockout	Top
Appeals Panel Sides With City in Halting Yellow Bus Service	Top
Obituary: Andrew DiPaola	Top
Justice Department's Antitrust Chief Is Headed for Cravath	Top
During Last Term, Big Business Wins, and So Does the First Amendment	Top
Attorney of Detainee Challenges Restrictions on WikiLeaks Documents	Top
King v. St. Barnabas Hospital	Top
Panel Reverses Dismissal of Lawsuit Alleging Negligent Resuscitation by First Responders
Matter of Ithaca City School District v. N.Y.S. Division of Human Rights	Top
School District Is 'Educational Corporation,' Cannot Allow Racial Harassment of Students
Will of Tobias Miller Beck	Top
Proponent's Evidence Defeats Objectant's Claim Decedent Lacked Testamentary Capacity
People v. Hassim	Top
Court Finds 'Indefensible' Counsel's Failure To Respond to Prosecutors' Motion
People v. Mathis	Top
Instrument Facially Sufficient Even Without Reference to Officer's Training, Experience
P.C. v. K.C.	Top
Splitting Custody of Children Not in Their Best Interests; Temporary Custody to Father
Matter of S.M. v. M.M.	Top
Father Loses Bid to Challenge Finding That Working Child Is Not Emancipated
Matter of Tyshawn M.	Top
Juvenile Delinquency Petition Fails to Allege Non-Hearsay Facts, Jurisdictionally Defective
United States v. Jiau	Top
'Intercepted' Recordings Denied Suppression; Recordings Not Made for Crime's Commission
Yatauro v. Mangano	Top
County Legislature Redistricting Challenge Remanded for Lack of Federal Jurisdiction
Terrance v. City of Geneva, New York	Top
City Law Barring Sex Offenders' Residing Near School Invalid, Pre-Empted by SORA
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: Marketability Discount and Dissenting Minority Ownership	Top
Kenneth J. Weinstein of Kenneth J. Weinstein PC and Financial Appraisal Services Ltd. president Joel Rakower argue that courts need to take a firm stance on marketability discounts and that due to the evolving financial markets, 30-year-old theories should be reexamined with a court's consideration of forensic testimony from qualified professionals, given the evolutionary nature of business demands and changing environments, as well as advances within their field of study.

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