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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Say-on-Pay Under Dodd-Frank
• Ruling Centers on Copyright Breach Using Google's AdWords
• Muslim Prison Chaplain Rebuffed in Bid to Sue N.Y. Post for Libel
• Explorer for Natural Gas Loses Rights, Money Paid for Them
• Statements Made by Alleged Arms Dealer Are Suppressed
• Pay: Final Judicial Pay Panel Meeting Set for Tomorrow
• Circuit Writes Last Chapter in 'Patsy's' Trademark Saga
• Schneiderman Removed From National Settlement Panel on Foreclosures
• 'Jewish Indiana Jones' Charged With Mail Fraud
• Personal Notes on Lawyers
• Music Service Finds Safe Harbor in Ruling
• Inn Claims Freedom of Association in Answer to Bias Suit by Lesbians
• Labgold v. Soma Hudson Blue LLC
• 21st Century Diamond LLC v. Allfield Trading LLC
• Selch v. Selch
• Davis & Warshow Inc. v. Nu Citi Plumbing, Inc.
• Financial Services Vehicle Trust v. Saad
• DeCaprio v. Rockland County Bd. of Elections
• United States v. Echeverry
• Tencza v. Tag Court Square LLC
• Zappa v. Rykodisc Inc.
• Mosley v. Dept. of the Navy
• CommScope Inc. of N. Carolina v. Commscope (U.S.A.) Int'l Group Co. Ltd.
• Outside Counsel: 'Afton C.': Due Process and Imminent Danger in Child Neglect Proceedings

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Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon	Top
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds
Say-on-Pay Under Dodd-Frank	Top
In his Executive Compensation column, Joseph E. Bachelder III, a partner in the Law Offices of Joseph E. Bachelder, writes that say-on-pay raises a number of questions, of which the basic question is: Are the individuals who constitute most of the "ultimate ownership" of American enterprises being served well by say-on-pay under Dodd-Frank Section 951?
Ruling Centers on Copyright Breach Using Google's AdWords	Top
A Brooklyn federal judge has entered a preliminary injunction barring Snuggly Plushez LLC from selling stuffed animal products similar to rival Ontel Products Corp.'s Pillow Pets and from registering search terms with Google's AdWord's program that could steer shoppers looking for Pillow Pets to Snuggly Plushez' websites.
Muslim Prison Chaplain Rebuffed in Bid to Sue N.Y. Post for Libel	Top
Explorer for Natural Gas Loses Rights, Money Paid for Them	Top
Statements Made by Alleged Arms Dealer Are Suppressed	Top
Pay: Final Judicial Pay Panel Meeting Set for Tomorrow	Top
Circuit Writes Last Chapter in 'Patsy's' Trademark Saga	Top
Schneiderman Removed From National Settlement Panel on Foreclosures	Top
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller issued notice Tuesday that the New York Democrat was off the committee effective immediately. He says New York has worked to "undermine" the group's efforts.
'Jewish Indiana Jones' Charged With Mail Fraud	Top
Personal Notes on Lawyers	Top
Music Service Finds Safe Harbor in Ruling	Top
In the music and tech industry, the front line in the war over the future of cloud-based music storage services has taken shape in the form of a copyright lawsuit EMI Group filed against MP3tunes.com. For more than three years, EMI has claimed that widespread infringement is taking place on that website, which allows users to store music in private accounts and stream it on any device. But a highly anticipated summary judgment ruling Monday left commentators reaching different conclusions about who exactly won.
Inn Claims Freedom of Association in Answer to Bias Suit by Lesbians	Top
Labgold v. Soma Hudson Blue LLC	Top
Buyer Permitted to Amend Complaint To Allege Claim to Pierce Corporate Veil
21st Century Diamond LLC v. Allfield Trading LLC	Top
Court Denies Disqualification Over Lack of Attorney-Client Relationship
Selch v. Selch	Top
Mother-in-Law Denied Constructive Trust Claim Against Daughter-in-Law
Davis & Warshow Inc. v. Nu Citi Plumbing, Inc.	Top
Company Adequately States Claims Under Lien Law §72 for Diversion of Trust Assets
Financial Services Vehicle Trust v. Saad	Top
Driver Raises Issue Regarding Good Faith, Reasonableness of Wrongful Death Settlement
DeCaprio v. Rockland County Bd. of Elections	Top
Incumbent's Petition to Disqualify Competitor Untimely; Petition Valid
United States v. Echeverry	Top
Sentence Enhancement for Gun's Discharge Upheld Although Intended Victim Fired Gun
Tencza v. Tag Court Square LLC	Top
Suit Goes Forward to Enforce Revocation Of Purchase for Disclosure Law Failures
Zappa v. Rykodisc Inc.	Top
Record Co. Wins Part Judgment on Claims Of Infringement on Frank Zappa's Songs
Mosley v. Dept. of the Navy	Top
Challenge to Refusals to Reconsider Discharge Upgrade Denial Not Time Barred
CommScope Inc. of N. Carolina v. Commscope (U.S.A.) Int'l Group Co. Ltd.	Top
Firm Willfully Adopted Mark Almost Identical To Competitor's Federally Registered Mark
Outside Counsel: 'Afton C.': Due Process and Imminent Danger in Child Neglect Proceedings	Top
Mark L. Powers, a Schenectady County Family Court Judge and an adjunct professor of law at Western New England University, highlights the need to utilize expert testimony to establish neglect, so that a respondent is afforded due process as required under the Court of Appeals' recent decision in Afton C. and the landmark 2004 case of Nicholson v. Scoppetta.

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