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- Claims Go Forward Against Madonna Over Loud Music
- Citigroup Executive Pleads Guilty to Bank Fraud
- Civil Rights Violations Claims Brought by Inmate Proceed
- FIT Found a Community College for Tax Purposes
- Mock Trial Group Seeks Volunteers for Tournament
- Personal Notes on Lawyers
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- Quinn Emanuel, Kasowitz Benson Handle U.S. Suits Against Banks
- Obituary: Sidney H. Asch
- Corrections
- Oakes v. Patel
- Port Village HOA Inc. v. Summit Associates
- Matter of Luft v. NYC Bd./Dept. of Ed.
- Budhu v. Budhu
- Ferlazzo v. 18th Ave. Hardware Inc.
- First Buckingham Owners Corp. v. Tamburo
- Sunham Home Fashions LLC v. Diamond State Ins. Co.
- United States v. Peirce
- Cablevision Lightpath Inc. v. Verizon New York Inc.
- Carlson v. Medco Health Solutions Inc.
- Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie County v. Stevens
- Outside Counsel: Recovering Internal Investigation Costs From Federal Criminal Defendants
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Appeals to the Court of Appeals Under CPLR 5601(a) | Top |
| In their Appellate Practice column, Thomas R. Newman, of counsel to Duane Morris, and Steven J. Ahmuty Jr., a partner at Shaub, Ahmuty, Citrin & Spratt, discuss appeals as of right, the requirements that the dissent of two Appellate Division justices must be on a question of law and in favor of the appellant, and whether, once the Court of Appeals has jurisdiction, the appellant is limited to arguing for reversal or modification on only those questions of law on which the two dissenters voted in its favor. | |
| Duties and Liabilities of Managing Agents | Top |
| In their Cooperatives and Condominiums column, Richard Siegler and Eva Talel of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan discuss how a managing agent's duties and the manner in which the agent is expected to fulfill them should be detailed in a well-crafted management agreement, and, because it is unlikely that such an agreement will address every aspect of the parties' relationship, how the common law of agency supplements the agreement. | |
| Argument on Lawyers' Access to Home Residents Begins Term | Top |
| Panel Grants Attorney's Fees in Food Stamp Program Case | Top |
| Claims Go Forward Against Madonna Over Loud Music | Top |
| Citigroup Executive Pleads Guilty to Bank Fraud | Top |
| Civil Rights Violations Claims Brought by Inmate Proceed | Top |
| FIT Found a Community College for Tax Purposes | Top |
| Mock Trial Group Seeks Volunteers for Tournament | Top |
| Personal Notes on Lawyers | Top |
| Collector's Decedents Can Sue Hungary Over Art Seized During World War II | Top |
| Quinn Emanuel, Kasowitz Benson Handle U.S. Suits Against Banks | Top |
| Obituary: Sidney H. Asch | Top |
| Corrections | Top |
| Oakes v. Patel | Top |
| Panel Divides on Damages Plaintiffs Should Have Received in Malpractice Suit | |
| Port Village HOA Inc. v. Summit Associates | Top |
| Civil Court Errs in Not Permitting Caption To Be Amended Absent Prejudice or Fraud | |
| Matter of Luft v. NYC Bd./Dept. of Ed. | Top |
| Teacher Loses Bid to Vacate Decision Sustaining Charges Against Her | |
| Budhu v. Budhu | Top |
| Two-Year Limitations Period Ran From Time Fraud Discovered and Action Found Timely | |
| Ferlazzo v. 18th Ave. Hardware Inc. | Top |
| Insurer Is Not Entitled to Recover Payments Made From Insured's Settlement Proceeds | |
| First Buckingham Owners Corp. v. Tamburo | Top |
| Landlord Acted Properly in Not Approving Sublet, Awarded Judgment of Possession | |
| Sunham Home Fashions LLC v. Diamond State Ins. Co. | Top |
| Primary, Excess Insurers Need Not Reimburse Firm's Costs in Settling Infringement Action | |
| United States v. Peirce | Top |
| Court Denies Motion to Vacate Conviction For Embezzling, Defrauding Hospital | |
| Cablevision Lightpath Inc. v. Verizon New York Inc. | Top |
| Cablevision's Counsel Disqualified for Prior Representation of MCI in Similar Matter | |
| Carlson v. Medco Health Solutions Inc. | Top |
| Ban Against Enforcement of Nondisclosure, Noncompetition Covenants in Pact Denied | |
| Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie County v. Stevens | Top |
| Required Disclosure of Certain Documents Explained in Challenge to Buffalo Casino | |
| Outside Counsel: Recovering Internal Investigation Costs From Federal Criminal Defendants | Top |
| Steptoe & Johnson partner Evan T. Barr discusses how appellate courts around the country had been adopting the view that costs of an internal investigation could fairly be included in restitution orders, but a recent D.C. Circuit decision has created the possibility of a deepening circuit split which may necessitate resolution by the Supreme Court. | |
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