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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Determining Recovery for Wrongful Birth
• Increased Extradition for Business Crime
• Monitor Sought to Oversee Fire Department Hiring Process
• Woman's Bid to Visit Estranged Grandchildren Is Rebuffed
• Insurer Spurns Manufacturer's Offer to Pay Cost of Accident
• Judge Declines to Hold CIA in Contempt for Ruining Tapes
• Upstate Justice Is Censured for Sentencing Co-Judge's Son
• Judge Rejects Bid to Lift Freeze of Party's Assets
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• Hollywood Comes to Nassau Courthouse
• Firm Seeks Apology for Anti-Chinese Laws
• Correction
• Matter of Athanassiou v. Kelly
• Brown v. NYC Housing Authority
• Coleman v. Fenton Associates LLC
• Myrtle Owner LLC v. Ro-Sal Plumbing & Heating Inc.
• Verderame v. Vanleit Inc.
• Anderson v. Janson Supermarkets LLC
• Versatile Housewares & Gardening Systems Inc. v. Thill Logistics Inc.
• Jones v. Smith
• Sheppard v. N.Y.S. Division of Parole
• Torres v. Monteli Travel Inc.
• Immaculate Heart Central School v. N.Y.S. Public High School Athletic Assoc.
• Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
• Outside Counsel: 'Padilla v. Kentucky' and the Hidden Costs of Criminal Conviction

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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
Determining Recovery for Wrongful Birth	Top
In their Medical Malpractice column, Thomas A. Moore and Matthew Gaier, partners at Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore, discuss wrongful birth claims and a recent Court of Appeals decision that resolved a discrepancy between departments of the Appellate Division on whether recovery on such claims may be had when a child's extraordinary needs have been paid for by governmental programs.
Increased Extradition for Business Crime	Top
In their White-Collar Crime feature, Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason, Anello & Bohrer partners Robert G. Morvillo and Robert J. Anello discuss the basics of extradition, recent cooperative efforts among international law enforcement agencies, and how the number of white-collar cases in which extradition is sought—both from and to the United States—will continue to grow.
Monitor Sought to Oversee Fire Department Hiring Process	Top
Woman's Bid to Visit Estranged Grandchildren Is Rebuffed	Top
Insurer Spurns Manufacturer's Offer to Pay Cost of Accident	Top
Judge Declines to Hold CIA in Contempt for Ruining Tapes	Top
Upstate Justice Is Censured for Sentencing Co-Judge's Son	Top
Judge Rejects Bid to Lift Freeze of Party's Assets	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
Hollywood Comes to Nassau Courthouse	Top
Firm Seeks Apology for Anti-Chinese Laws	Top
Correction	Top
Matter of Athanassiou v. Kelly	Top
Court Uphold's Pension Fund's Decision To Retire Officer With ODR, not ADR Benefits
Brown v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Decision to Terminate Tenancy Ruled Supported by Substantial Evidence
Coleman v. Fenton Associates LLC	Top
Building Owner Denied Dismissal of Invitee's Negligence Claim as Triable Issues Exist
Myrtle Owner LLC v. Ro-Sal Plumbing & Heating Inc.	Top
Sponsor's Loses Bid to Cancel 'Blanket Liens' That Allegedly Improperly Identified Property
Verderame v. Vanleit Inc.	Top
Petition to Discharge Ancient Mortgage Denied; Fails to Comply With RPAPL §1931
Anderson v. Janson Supermarkets LLC	Top
Court Rejects Worker's Slander Claims Through Vicarious Liability Against Employer
Versatile Housewares & Gardening Systems Inc. v. Thill Logistics Inc.	Top
Defendant May Not Recover Attorney's Fees Incurred From Breach of Contract
Jones v. Smith	Top
16-Year-Old Affidavit Cannot Toll Petition Based on Actual Innocence Doctrine
Sheppard v. N.Y.S. Division of Parole	Top
Alleged Procedural Defect Found Insufficient to Make Due Process Claim
Torres v. Monteli Travel Inc.	Top
New York Lacks Jurisdiction Over Salsa Performer in Sexual Assault Suit
Immaculate Heart Central School v. N.Y.S. Public High School Athletic Assoc.	Top
Catholic School's Action Regarding Athletic Classification Survives Dismissal
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority	Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
Outside Counsel: 'Padilla v. Kentucky' and the Hidden Costs of Criminal Conviction	Top
Robert J. Kipnees, a member of Lowenstein Sandler, and Melissa Toner Lozner and Khizar A. Sheikh, counsels at the firm, write that recent decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court and the New York Court of Appeals blur the previous distinction between "direct" and "collateral" consequences, potentially requiring criminal defendants to be advised correctly about any number of consequences of criminal conviction that may be important to a particular defendant's decision whether to plead guilty.

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