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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Constitutional Scrutiny of the SEC's Forum Selection
- Consumer Protection Versus Safety and Soundness
- The Case That Makes a Lawyer's Life Meaningful
- Suit Targets Lenders' Firm Over Foreclosure Filing Requirements
- Insurer's Claim That Arbitration Act Trumps Insurance Law Rejected
- 'Wrongful Life' Claim Over Successful Blood Transfusion Is Dismissed
- Circuit Certifies Question in Employment Bias Case
- ABA Approves Resolution on Legal Education
- State Ruled Justified in Barring Espada From Medicaid Funds
- News Agencies Lose Bid to Access Police Report
- Blog Found Not to Defame Coffee Shop Management
- Three Co-Chairs Honored With American Inns Award
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
- 413 W. 14 Associates v. Santorelli
- Narvaez v. Stewart
- Halpern v. Ramen Setagaya Inc.
- Matter of Madison Park Owner v. NYS Division of Human Rights
- Matter of Griffiths v. Kelly
- Braun v. Lewis
- Odom v. Doar
- Spencer v. City of New York
- Ceparano v. United States
- Geise v. United States
- Galliotti v. Green
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Narrowing the Applicability of Adverse Possession Amendments
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Constitutional Scrutiny of the SEC's Forum Selection | Top |
| In their Corporate and Securities Litigation feature, Sarah S. Gold and Richard L. Spinogatti of Proskauer Rose discuss the recent Southern District decision in Gupta v. SEC denying the SEC's motion to dismiss, how the SEC has become increasingly aggressive in its efforts to regulate and police the securities markets, and how Judge Rakoff's decision could cause the Commission to take a step back in the future to be certain its enforcement strategies fairly reflect reasoned and measured decisions. | |
| Consumer Protection Versus Safety and Soundness | Top |
| In his Domestic Banking column, Clyde Mitchell, adjunct professor of banking law at Fordham Law School, discusses the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and its director, the modifications to Dodd-Frank forty-four Republican Senators have said are necessary before they will confirm any director, and the rules and regulations needed for the Bureau to function. | |
| The Case That Makes a Lawyer's Life Meaningful | Top |
| Peter L. Zimroth, a partner at Arnold & Porter who is part of a pro bono effort to challenge a newly enacted zoning law in Bridgewater, N.J., designed to block the development of a proposed mosque, spoke recently on the case and why he chose to undertake it, his faith in the ideals of American democracy and the gap between those ideals and the evident injustice that was being done. | |
| Suit Targets Lenders' Firm Over Foreclosure Filing Requirements | Top |
| Insurer's Claim That Arbitration Act Trumps Insurance Law Rejected | Top |
| 'Wrongful Life' Claim Over Successful Blood Transfusion Is Dismissed | Top |
| Circuit Certifies Question in Employment Bias Case | Top |
| ABA Approves Resolution on Legal Education | Top |
| State Ruled Justified in Barring Espada From Medicaid Funds | Top |
| News Agencies Lose Bid to Access Police Report | Top |
| Blog Found Not to Defame Coffee Shop Management | Top |
| Three Co-Chairs Honored With American Inns Award | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| 413 W. 14 Associates v. Santorelli | Top |
| Owner Entitled to Unpaid Rent From Tenant's Default, But Not Replenishment of Deposit | |
| Narvaez v. Stewart | Top |
| Conflicting Expert Opinions Preclude Dismissal of Malpractice, Wrongful Death Suit | |
| Halpern v. Ramen Setagaya Inc. | Top |
| Issues of Fact Preclude Dismissal of Tenants' Private Nuisance Claims Against Restaurants | |
| Matter of Madison Park Owner v. NYS Division of Human Rights | Top |
| A.G.'s Decision Ordering Sponsor to Return Purchaser's Down Payment Is Upheld | |
| Matter of Griffiths v. Kelly | Top |
| Court Annuls Trustees' Denial of BenefitsTo Officer for In-Line-of-Duty Injuries | |
| Braun v. Lewis | Top |
| Factual Issues Preclude Dismissal Of Malpractice Claims as Time-Barred | |
| Odom v. Doar | Top |
| Title VII, Vacatur of Arbitration Award Claims Found Untimely | |
| Spencer v. City of New York | Top |
| Motion to Exclude Is Held in Abeyance Until Hearsay Is Redacted or Justified | |
| Ceparano v. United States | Top |
| State Statue of Limitations Does Not Apply When Government Acts as Sovereign | |
| Geise v. United States | Top |
| Agreements Constitute Waivers; Motion to Vacate Sentence Is Denied | |
| Galliotti v. Green | Top |
| District Attorney, Assistant District Attorney Found Protected by Prosecutorial Immunity | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Narrowing the Applicability of Adverse Possession Amendments | Top |
| Joshua E. Kimerling, a partner at Cuddy & Feder, writes that, in an ironic twist, the reach of a law designed to protect property owners against claims by adverse possessors has the effect of protecting the property rights of the adverse possessors. | |
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