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- Judge Again Trims Claims for Trial in Fosamax Suit
- Hearing May Be Held on Allegation Wife Filched Husband's Papers
- Judge Sentences Hedge Fund Worker to Prison
- Panel Upholds Dismissal of Action Against AmEx
- Hearing Set for Interim Civil Court Nominees
- Businessman Must Pay $6 Million for Conspiracy
- Nassau Executive Hires Batra as Special Counsel
- Obituary: Phineas E. Leahey
- Onlooker Had the Right to Videotape Arrest, Circuit Rules
- ABA Offers to Meet With Senator With Questions About School Data
- Zambrotto v. Doherty
- Matter of Dziomba
- Miloscia v. B.R. Guest Holdings LLC
- Harris v. One Bryant Park LLC
- Farrell v. LGS Realty Partners LLC
- Danza v. Costco Wholesale Corp.
- Gaind v. Cordero
- Magi XXI Inc. v. Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano
- Viable Marketing Corp. v. Intermark Communications Inc.
- Quadrille Wallpapers and Fabric Inc. v. Pucci
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- Outside Counsel: Changes to Parole Laws Signal Potentially Sweeping Policy Shift
Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
'Whittle': Just When You Thought Foreclosure Sales Were Sacrosanct | Top |
In his Bankruptcy Practice column, John J. Rapisardi, a partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft and an adjunct professor of law at Pace University School of Law, reviews a recent decision finding that a debtor may avoid as a preferential transfer under Bankruptcy Code section 547 a prepetition real property foreclosure sale, even if the foreclosure sale complied with state requirements for a valid foreclosure. | |
Custody Evaluation Orders: The Written Report | Top |
In his Matrimonial Practice column, Timothy M. Tippins, adjunct professor at Albany Law School, examines a number of specific provisions that can be placed in a child custody appointment order to ensure that an evaluator's report is written in a way that facilitates critical review, even if a case settles without going to trial. | |
Distance and Finances Hamper Goal of Lawyers at Arraignments | Top |
Judge Again Trims Claims for Trial in Fosamax Suit | Top |
Hearing May Be Held on Allegation Wife Filched Husband's Papers | Top |
Judge Sentences Hedge Fund Worker to Prison | Top |
Panel Upholds Dismissal of Action Against AmEx | Top |
Hearing Set for Interim Civil Court Nominees | Top |
Businessman Must Pay $6 Million for Conspiracy | Top |
Nassau Executive Hires Batra as Special Counsel | Top |
Obituary: Phineas E. Leahey | Top |
Onlooker Had the Right to Videotape Arrest, Circuit Rules | Top |
ABA Offers to Meet With Senator With Questions About School Data | Top |
Zambrotto v. Doherty | Top |
Sanitation Worker Fails to Show Termination Was Made in Bad Faith | |
Matter of Dziomba | Top |
Shareholder Granted Corporate Dissolution, Appointment of Neutral Receiver | |
Miloscia v. B.R. Guest Holdings LLC | Top |
Employer Denied Judgment; Triable IssueIf Reasonable Accommodation Available | |
Harris v. One Bryant Park LLC | Top |
Gap Found Elevation-Related Risk Entitling Worker to Labor Law §240(1) Protections | |
Farrell v. LGS Realty Partners LLC | Top |
Tenants Denied Vacatur of Stipulation; Landlords' Payment Provides Full Relief | |
Danza v. Costco Wholesale Corp. | Top |
'Financial Goliath' Costco Fails to Show N.Y. Is Inconvenient Forum to Try Injury Case | |
Gaind v. Cordero | Top |
Issues Over Contract's Copy Authenticity Lead To Breach Action, Dismissal of Fraud Claims | |
Magi XXI Inc. v. Stato Della Citta Del Vaticano | Top |
Vatican Dismissed From Suit; Forum Clauses' Presumed Enforceability Is Not Rebutted | |
Viable Marketing Corp. v. Intermark Communications Inc. | Top |
Court Finds Unjust Enrichment Precluded By Pacts Governing Claim's Subject Matter | |
Quadrille Wallpapers and Fabric Inc. v. Pucci | Top |
Trade Secret Theft, Tortious Interference Claims Not Preempted by Copyright Act | |
One Beacon Ins. Co. v. Freundschuh | Top |
Timely Notice Failure in Underlying Suit Relieves Insurer's Need to Defend, Indemnify | |
Outside Counsel: Changes to Parole Laws Signal Potentially Sweeping Policy Shift | Top |
Philip M. Genty, a professor at Columbia Law School, writes: The year 2011 proved to be an active one for legislation affecting corrections and parole. In addition to the closure of seven prisons and the merger of the Department of Correctional Services and Division of Parole, the legislative season included amendments that require the Parole Board to adopt risk assessment "procedures" that focus on the extent of an individual's rehabilitation and her or his likelihood of success after release. | |
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