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- When Harry Met Linda LLC v. Rogers Investments NV LP
- Yiu v. Crevatas
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- Morrison v. Jarvis
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- D'Amico Dry Limited v. Primera Maritime Limited
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- Outside Counsel: Proposed Rule 2019 Amendment: Will It Stop the Games?
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Supreme Court Rejects Public Employee Petition Clause Retaliation Claim | Top |
| In his Public Interest Law feature, Touro Law Center Professor Martin A. Schwartz discusses how in the recent 'Borough of Duryea v. Guarnieri' decision, the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed a public employee's rights under the Petition Clause, holding that the clause can allow the government to retaliate against a worker for filing a grievance pursuant to a dispute resolution mechanism the government itself established where the underlying issue is not one of public concern. | |
| New Disclosure Requirements Not as Tough as Other States' | Top |
| Court Supports Copyright Penalty Against Student Who Peddled Textbooks Manufactured Overseas | Top |
| NYCLA Report Charts Effect of Budget Cuts on Courts | Top |
| Suffolk Officials Seek Court Help to Curb Gang Activity | Top |
| Defunct Heller Ehrman Set To Pay Unsecured Creditors | Top |
| Judge Rejects Rajaratnam's Request to Reverse Verdict | Top |
| Designer of Red Outsoles Plans Appeal of Ruling | Top |
| Edwards Angell Set for Fall Merger With Wildman Harrold | Top |
| 5 W. 20th St. Corp. v. Settepani | Top |
| Use of Party Wall to Support Air Handling Unit Ruled Not Trespass Against Neighbors | |
| When Harry Met Linda LLC v. Rogers Investments NV LP | Top |
| Licensee Fails to Allege Claim For Wrongful Eviction by Owner | |
| Yiu v. Crevatas | Top |
| Life Tenant Deemed Owner of Property, Falls Within Sidewalk Law Exception | |
| Metroeb Realty Corp. & Realty Mgmt. Co. v. Fuller | Top |
| Amended Loft Law Found Not Applicable Retroactively | |
| Morrison v. Jarvis | Top |
| Evidence Presented to Support ClaimOf Forgery a Question for Trier of Fact | |
| Hunter v. Richmond University Medical Center | Top |
| Relevant Facts Support Requiring Patient To Disclose Past, Not Present, Medical History | |
| Messa v. Goord | Top |
| Factual Disputes Do Not Make Administrative Exhaustion a Jury Issue | |
| TradeComet.com v. Google Inc. | Top |
| Rule 12(b) Dismissal Is Proper In Enforcing Forum Selection Clause | |
| Dunkley v. Foodmart Int'l II Corp. | Top |
| Motion for Summary Judgment on Overtime, Spread of Hours Claims Is Denied | |
| D'Amico Dry Limited v. Primera Maritime Limited | Top |
| Court Lacks Subject Matter JurisdictionTo Enforce English Monetary Judgment | |
| Constellation Energy Commodities Group Inc. v. Transfield ER Cape Ltd. | Top |
| London Awards Are Confirmed; Respondent Must Pay $15 Million | |
| Outside Counsel: Proposed Rule 2019 Amendment: Will It Stop the Games? | Top |
| Schuyler Carroll, a partner at Perkins Coie, and Shan Haider, an associate at the firm, write that while the general intent of the proposed amendment is to "expand the scope of the rule's coverage and the content of its disclosure requirements," it also attempts to temper the ability to use 2019 as a strategic tool to gain leverage. | |
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