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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- IRS Audit Guides On Attorneys and Consultants
- Panel Reinstates Challenge to Laws Governing Surrogacy
- Saying Revelation of Plaintiff's Name Could Cause 'Significant Harm,' Judge Orders Records Sealed
- Fired Worker Had No Duty to Retrain to Mitigate Damages, Court Says
- Panel Upholds Nassau's Redistricting Plan
- Woman Let Out of Jail for Heart Transplant Reoffends
- Judge Blasts Injury Firm Over Suit Lacking Evidence
- Personal Note on Lawyer
- Solis v. McDonald's Corp.
- Structure Tone Inc. v. Harleysville Worcester Ins. Co.
- Young v. Quatela
- Matter of C&R Automotive inc. v. Town of North Hempstead
- Belanger v. Criscuolo
- Matter of Rancourt v. Kennedy
- Poulin v. Balise Auto Sales Inc.
- Quezada v. Ercole
- RJ Capital SA v. Lexington Capital Funding III
- United States v. Harris
- Twine v. Four Unknown Federal Agents
- Outside Counsel: Bankruptcy and Asset Protection: Battle Over Inherited IRAs Continues
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| IRS Audit Guides On Attorneys and Consultants | Top |
| In his Tax Tips column, Sidney Kess of Kostelanetz & Fink discusses the new Audit Guide on Attorneys, which instructs auditors on how to deal with claims of attorney-client privilege in looking at attorneys' records. Mr. Kess also discusses the Business Consultants Audit Techniques Guide, which attempts to identify issues in that growing industry. | |
| Panel Reinstates Challenge to Laws Governing Surrogacy | Top |
| Saying Revelation of Plaintiff's Name Could Cause 'Significant Harm,' Judge Orders Records Sealed | Top |
| A judge has ordered that the court file be sealed in a case brought by a part-time elementary school teacher and actress who contended that her reputation and career could be ruined if her identity is revealed as the model in a sexy jewelry ad that appeared, to her dismay, online in 2007. | |
| Fired Worker Had No Duty to Retrain to Mitigate Damages, Court Says | Top |
| Panel Upholds Nassau's Redistricting Plan | Top |
| Woman Let Out of Jail for Heart Transplant Reoffends | Top |
| Judge Blasts Injury Firm Over Suit Lacking Evidence | Top |
| Personal Note on Lawyer | Top |
| Solis v. McDonald's Corp. | Top |
| Triable Issues Exist if McDonald's Exercised Control, Precluding Summary Dismissal | |
| Structure Tone Inc. v. Harleysville Worcester Ins. Co. | Top |
| Attempt to Disclaim Coverage After Assuming Defense Is Ruled Untimely, Unreasonable | |
| Young v. Quatela | Top |
| Counsel Did Not Violate 'No-Contact' Rule; Motion to Disqualify Law Firm Is Denied | |
| Matter of C&R Automotive inc. v. Town of North Hempstead | Top |
| Town's Refusal to Include Tow Operator On 'Zone B' Roster Had Rational Basis | |
| Belanger v. Criscuolo | Top |
| No Joint Venture Found; Creditors Entitled To Summary Judgment on Promissory Notes | |
| Matter of Rancourt v. Kennedy | Top |
| Discrepancies on Signature Petitions Found Inconsequential; Invalidation Unwarranted | |
| Poulin v. Balise Auto Sales Inc. | Top |
| Bad Bargain Alone Is Insufficient For Truth in Lending Act Claim | |
| Quezada v. Ercole | Top |
| X-Ray Showing Fracture Is Sufficient To Defeat Summary Judgment Motion | |
| RJ Capital SA v. Lexington Capital Funding III | Top |
| Limitation Provision Protects Co-Issuer And Collateral Manager, Not Trustee | |
| United States v. Harris | Top |
| Officers' Inconsistent Testimonies Are Consistent on Pivotal Fact of Consent | |
| Twine v. Four Unknown Federal Agents | Top |
| Court Denies Motion to Vacate Voluntary Dismissal of Instant Civil Suit | |
| Outside Counsel: Bankruptcy and Asset Protection: Battle Over Inherited IRAs Continues | Top |
| Robert Barnett, a partner at Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld, and Renato Matos, an associate at the firm, write that while Bankruptcy Code §522 provides debtors with certain exemptions from property of a bankruptcy estate, one issue that has arisen is whether or not debtors in states that have opted out of the federal exemptions may still protect their inherited IRAs from creditors in bankruptcy. | |
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