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- Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
- Supermarket Strike Profit-Sharing Not Immune
- Unusual World Trade Center Argument, Choice-of-Law, Tainted Marital Property
- Jail Inmate Cannot Claim Privilege for Recorded Call
- Authors of Online Comments May Remain Anonymous, Judge Finds
- Despite U.S. Role, Environmental Lawsuit Is Shifted to State Court
- Irene Disrupts Courts, Mostly Located Upstate
- State Officials Ruled Immune From Post-Release Action
- Objectors to BofA Settlement Remove Case to Federal Court
- Clarification
- 498 Seventh Ave. LLC v. Easy Street, Inc.
- Hamilton v. Crown Gardens Housing Corp.
- Matter of Hodges v. Division of Housing & Community Renewal
- Chase Home Finance LLC v. Adetula
- A.K. Estates v. 454 Central Corp. LLC
- Millenium Hills Housing Development v. Davis
- Emslie v. Borg-Warner Automotive Inc.
- Edmonds v. Central N.Y. Psychiatric Center
- Indomenico v. 123 Washington LLC
- Briggs v. Women in Need Inc.
- Union Security Life Ins. Co. of New York v. JJG-1994
- Outside Counsel: Summary Judgment: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Supermarket Strike Profit-Sharing Not Immune | Top |
| In his Antitrust column, Cahill Gordon & Reindel partner Elai Katz reviews recent decisions on an agreement to share revenues among Southern California supermarket chains during a strike, an FTC challenge to a drug acquisition for failure to properly define the relevant product market, an enforcement action charging an ATM manufacturer with fabrication of documents submitted to the government for premerger review, and more. | |
| Unusual World Trade Center Argument, Choice-of-Law, Tainted Marital Property | Top |
| In their New York Court of Appeals Roundup, Roy Reardon and Mary Elizabeth McGarry, partners at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, analyze recent decisions in which the court applied the laws of different jurisdictions to different tort claims arising out of a single accident, and determined a person may retain assets received in good faith through a divorce even when those assets were originally fraudulently acquired by the former spouse. | |
| Jail Inmate Cannot Claim Privilege for Recorded Call | Top |
| Authors of Online Comments May Remain Anonymous, Judge Finds | Top |
| By holding that the anonymous and allegedly defamatory comments left on a Rochester daily newspaper's website are matters of opinion rather than assertions of fact, Supreme Court Justice David Michael Barry did not reach a lingering question on the applicable standard for releasing the identity of an anonymous Internet publisher. Neither the U.S. Supreme Court nor the New York appellate courts have declared a controlling standard. | |
| Despite U.S. Role, Environmental Lawsuit Is Shifted to State Court | Top |
| Irene Disrupts Courts, Mostly Located Upstate | Top |
| State Officials Ruled Immune From Post-Release Action | Top |
| Objectors to BofA Settlement Remove Case to Federal Court | Top |
| Clarification | Top |
| 498 Seventh Ave. LLC v. Easy Street, Inc. | Top |
| Individual Defendants Liable for Obligations Incurred on Behalf of Dissolved Corporation | |
| Hamilton v. Crown Gardens Housing Corp. | Top |
| Motion Denied to Set Aside Decision That Child Is Not Entitled to Succession Rights | |
| Matter of Hodges v. Division of Housing & Community Renewal | Top |
| Denial of Succession Rights Found Arbitrary, Vacated; Investigation Went Outside Record | |
| Chase Home Finance LLC v. Adetula | Top |
| Court Orders Traverse Hearing on Whether Service Was Proper; Motions Held in Abeyance | |
| A.K. Estates v. 454 Central Corp. LLC | Top |
| Tenant Found Entitled To Automatic Stay of Eviction | |
| Millenium Hills Housing Development v. Davis | Top |
| Court Upsets Termination By Town Housing Authority | |
| Emslie v. Borg-Warner Automotive Inc. | Top |
| Circuit Affirms Rulings Against Scot Hurt When ATV Overturned in England | |
| Edmonds v. Central N.Y. Psychiatric Center | Top |
| Inmate Makes Viable Eight Amendment Claim For Doctor's Failure to Inform, Treat Diabetes | |
| Indomenico v. 123 Washington LLC | Top |
| Interstate Land Sales Disclosure Law Applies To Condo Sales; Sponsor Is Denied Judgment | |
| Briggs v. Women in Need Inc. | Top |
| Woman's Allegations Give Rise to Inference That Firing Stemmed From Her Pregnancy | |
| Union Security Life Ins. Co. of New York v. JJG-1994 | Top |
| Younger Son Receives Father's Life Benefits; Elder Is Barred by Manslaughter Guilty Plea | |
| Outside Counsel: Summary Judgment: Between a Rock and a Hard Place | Top |
| Andrew S. Kaufman and Cristina La Marca of Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan write: The practice of the trigger and the timing of both plaintiff's and defendant's disclosure arbitrarily varies from judge to judge. This incongruity is tolerable except when it results in interference with a party's right to move for summary judgment. | |
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