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- Albany: Claim Proceeds Challenging Use of Zoning Against Unpopular Ideas
- State Bar Asks ABA to Support 'Practice Ready' Law School Education
- New Law Beefs Up Ban on Firearm Purchases
- New Round of Hearings Set on Legal Services Needs
- Buffalo City Lawmakers Irked by Law Firm's TV Ad
- Cuomo Investigates Wages, Bureaucracy at Nonprofits
- Same-Sex Marriage at Center of Feud Over Benefits of Deceased Cozen Partner
- Correction
- Commissioners of the State Insurance Fund v. Kalafatis
- Matter of Dubinsky v. Liu
- Culler v. City of New York
- State Board for Professional Medical Conduct v. Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic
- DEMD 860 LLC v. Toobian
- Martin v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co.
- Strickland v. Hongjun
- Harris v. Westchester County Medical Center
- Tomlins v. Village of Wappinger Falls Zoning Board of Appeals
- Bridges v. Valley
- Ximines v. New York City Department of Education
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Disclosure of Financial Accounts Outside the United States
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Rediscovering the First Amendment Right of Access | Top |
| Christopher Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, discusses a dramatic advance made by the Second Circuit, which held that the First Amendment right of access is not limited to traditional courtroom proceedings, and how it means the entire range of government proceedings now could be subject to scrutiny. | |
| 'Letendre' Hearsay Exception For Testifying Witnesses | Top |
| In his evidence column, Michael J. Hutter, special counsel to Powers & Santola, writes that considerable discussion has existed through the years among the courts, attorneys and commentators as to whether a prior out-of-court statement of a testifying witness should be classified as hearsay. | |
| Suit Over Botched Police Search Heading for Trial After 17 Years | Top |
| Albany: Claim Proceeds Challenging Use of Zoning Against Unpopular Ideas | Top |
| State Bar Asks ABA to Support 'Practice Ready' Law School Education | Top |
| New Law Beefs Up Ban on Firearm Purchases | Top |
| New Round of Hearings Set on Legal Services Needs | Top |
| Buffalo City Lawmakers Irked by Law Firm's TV Ad | Top |
| Cuomo Investigates Wages, Bureaucracy at Nonprofits | Top |
| Same-Sex Marriage at Center of Feud Over Benefits of Deceased Cozen Partner | Top |
| Correction | Top |
| Commissioners of the State Insurance Fund v. Kalafatis | Top |
| State Alleges Facts to Pierce Corporate Veil, Hold Sole Shareholder Liable for Judgment | |
| Matter of Dubinsky v. Liu | Top |
| Article 18-b Attorney Denied Writ Compelling Comptroller to Make Payments on Vouchers | |
| Culler v. City of New York | Top |
| City Wins Bid to Dismiss Personal Injury Suit As No Special Relationship Established | |
| State Board for Professional Medical Conduct v. Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic | Top |
| Clinic Directed to Disclose Doctor's Inpatient Psychiatric Care Records | |
| DEMD 860 LLC v. Toobian | Top |
| Court Rules License Regarding Real Property Revocable at Will of Licensor, Not Licensee | |
| Martin v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co. | Top |
| Lender Could Be Held Liable for Negligence Over Voluntary Assumption of Duty to Act | |
| Strickland v. Hongjun | Top |
| Extending Time for Service Is Futile Since Complaint Fails to State Claim | |
| Harris v. Westchester County Medical Center | Top |
| Inmate's Claim of Deliberate Indifference To His Medical Needs Is Dismissed | |
| Tomlins v. Village of Wappinger Falls Zoning Board of Appeals | Top |
| Circumstantial Evidence Show Retaliatory Motive on Part of Zoning Board | |
| Bridges v. Valley | Top |
| Counsel Must Be Familiar With Existing Law, Not Predict Future Law | |
| Ximines v. New York City Department of Education | Top |
| Teacher Establishes Retaliation Claim But Fails Burden Shifting Analysis | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Disclosure of Financial Accounts Outside the United States | Top |
| Diana Erbsen, a partner at DLA Piper, and Robert Simon, managing partner and chairman of the executive committee of accounting firm EisnerLubin, write: A looming IRS Aug. 31 deadline to complete a voluntary disclosure of financial accounts or income outside of the United States should be taken seriously by U.S. taxpayers whose compliance with disclosure, reporting and/or tax payment obligations has been imperfect. Failure to participate in the formal voluntary disclosure program leaves such persons vulnerable to both civil and criminal penalties. | |
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