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• Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon
• Defining and Determining Patent Eligibility and Copyright Liability
• End of the Road: Resolution Models For Financial Companies
• Conduct Panel Accuses Surrogate of Inaction in P.A. Counsel Scandal
• Juror's Failure to Disclose History Did Not Bias Tax Case, U.S. Argues
• Federal Court Settlement Targets Glitch in Electronic Vote Counting
• Judge Convicts Ex-Executive in Hospital Bribery Scheme
• Debevoise Adds Restructuring Partner From Kirkland
• In Rejecting Negligence Suit, Judge Finds That Golfing in the Rain Comes With Risks
• FDA Defends Graphic Labels Against Cigarette Makers' Suit
• Judge Allows Rider's Suit to Proceed Against Ranch
• Matter of Thomas v. New York City Department of Education
• Matter of Butler v. Schiro
• People v. Anonymous
• Notaro v. Sterling Transport Services LLC
• Zaretsky v. Berlin
• Pacheco v. Cochran
• Lexington Ins. Co. v. Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Ins. Co. Ltd.
• Dollman v. Mast Industries Inc.
• Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance USA Inc. v. Gibson Guitar Corp.
• Acme American Repairs Inc. v. Katzenberg
• Precious Plate Inc. v. Russell
• Outside Counsel: Is Parking Lot Revenue for Tax-Exempt Organizations Business Income?

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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
Defining and Determining Patent Eligibility and Copyright Liability	Top
In his Intellectual Property Litigation column, Lewis R. Clayton, a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, writes that a series of recent Federal Circuit opinions - as well as the Supreme Court's decision to grant certiorari in a case concerning a controversial medical treatment patent - highlight the continuing ferment over the doctrine of patent eligibility.
End of the Road: Resolution Models For Financial Companies	Top
In her International Banking column, Kathleen A. Scott, counsel at Arnold & Porter, explores new resolution proposals that may be adopted by the G20 later this year, and discusses the SIFI resolution model adopted by the United States in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
Conduct Panel Accuses Surrogate of Inaction in P.A. Counsel Scandal	Top
Juror's Failure to Disclose History Did Not Bias Tax Case, U.S. Argues	Top
Federal Court Settlement Targets Glitch in Electronic Vote Counting	Top
Judge Convicts Ex-Executive in Hospital Bribery Scheme	Top
Debevoise Adds Restructuring Partner From Kirkland	Top
In Rejecting Negligence Suit, Judge Finds That Golfing in the Rain Comes With Risks	Top
FDA Defends Graphic Labels Against Cigarette Makers' Suit	Top
Judge Allows Rider's Suit to Proceed Against Ranch	Top
Matter of Thomas v. New York City Department of Education	Top
Rational Basis Found to Deny Paraprofessional Legal Representation
Matter of Butler v. Schiro	Top
Probationary Correction Officer Loses Bid to Annul Termination
People v. Anonymous	Top
Facility Is Granted Retention Order as Defendant Lacks Understanding of Proceeding
Notaro v. Sterling Transport Services LLC	Top
Clause Found to Be a Choice of Law Provision, Not Forum Selection Clause
Zaretsky v. Berlin	Top
Inadmissible Hearsay Not Deemed Evidence Or Newly Discovered Evidence
Pacheco v. Cochran	Top
Drivers Fail to Show Passengers Did Not Sustain 'Serious Injury'
Lexington Ins. Co. v. Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Ins. Co. Ltd.	Top
Unjust Enrichment Claim Against Reinsurer Dismissed as Unviable Under Governing Pact
Dollman v. Mast Industries Inc.	Top
Bifurcation of Liability, Damages Denied In Wrongful Termination Case
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance USA Inc. v. Gibson Guitar Corp.	Top
Excess Insurer Denied Bid to Stop Guitar Maker's Prosecution of Case in State Court
Acme American Repairs Inc. v. Katzenberg	Top
Court Rejects Reconsideration of Judgment On Claims Linked to In Pari Delicto Defense
Precious Plate Inc. v. Russell	Top
Executive's Interests in 'Top Hat' 'Split-Dollar' Life Policies Must Go to Former Employer
Outside Counsel: Is Parking Lot Revenue for Tax-Exempt Organizations Business Income?	Top
John P. Napoli, a partner at Seyfarth Shaw, writes that Congress, in the Revenue Act of 1950, first enacted the tax on the UBTI of certain tax-exempt organizations and stated in the accompanying House Report that: "[t]he term 'rents from real property,' does not include income from the operation of a hotel but does include rents derived from a lease of the hotel itself. Similarly, income derived from the operation of a parking lot is not considered 'rents from real property.'"

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