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New York - October, 2013

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• 2nd Circ Blocks Stop-And-Frisk Order, Yanks Judge
• Madoff Said Fake Trades Shouldn't 'Look Ridiculous,' Jury Told
• Ex-Jenkens Chicago Boss Convicted In Tax Shelter Case
• Boies Sanctioned Over Conflict In $350M Antitrust Row
• 2nd Circ. Affirms $1.7M Fraud Conviction Of NY Contractor
• Liberty Reserve Founder Cops To $6B Laundering Scam
• NYC Landlord Blocked From Evicting Steve Madden Store
• Ex-Donziger Ally Says He Was Told Of Fraud In $19B Suit
• Patriot Coal Looks To Pursue $576M Ch. 11 Exit Financing
• Alstom Forces Insurer To NY Arbitration In $33M Building Row
• 6 Indicted For Selling Knockoff Designer Clothing
• Appeals Court Kicks $6M Health Contract Row To NYC Board
• DataTreasury's Disloyal Ex-Exec Loses $100M Case
• Philly Businessman Gets 10 Years For $5M Investment Fraud
• USTR Says Trade Agenda Can Bolster Global Standards
• Fannie Mae Hits 9 Banks With $800M Suit Over Libor Rigging
• Deals Rumor Mill: Oaktree Capital, Barrick, General Atlantic
• JPMorgan, German Banks Settle $5B MBS Suits
• MF Global Sues JC Flowers, Investors Over $20M Dividends
• US Hands Record $1.6B To NY's Tappan Zee Replacement
• Citi Bike Pedals On With Second Win Over Rack Locale
• Mitsui Buys 20% Share In NYC Power Plant
• MTV Dodges Suit Over 'True Life: I'm A Chubby Chaser'
• Oaktree Challenge To Developer's Alleged Island Buy Survives
• NY Jenny Craig Workers Get Class Cert In Meal Break Suit
• Ex-Locke Lord Trademark Pro Heads To Hiscock & Barclay
• Barnes & Noble Ordered To Face NY Hot-Tea Injury Suit
• Suntech Will Contest Involuntary Ch. 7 Filing In NY Court
• SEC Opposes New Trial For Ex-Goldman Trader
• New York City Raises Tobacco Sales Age Limit
• Ex-Madoff Employee Links Defendants To Fraud Conspiracy
• Met Museum's Admissions Fee Policy Is Lawful, Judge Rules
• Feds' Insider Trading Obsession Could Outlive SAC Case
• Book Database Security Too Lax, Authors Tell 2nd Circ.
• NYC Midtown Condo Tower Gets $860M In Asian Financing
• Cuomo's Anti-Graft Probe Devolving Into NY 'Street Brawl'
• NY Towns Lose Federal Challenge To Tribal Gaming Deal
• Butler Snow Adds Baker Botts Product Liability Expert In NY
• The Variety Of Ways A Prize Promotion Can Go Bust
• RMBS Suit Against Citigroup Tossed By NY Judge
• SEC Beats Back Investor Challenge To $159M Disbursement
• One Worldwide Plaza Sale Temporarily OK'd By Judge
• Madoff Trustee OK'd To Seek Out $8B In Customer Funds
• Twitter Faces $124M Suit For Fake Private Stock Sale
• Publicis Workers Can't Add FMLA Claim To Sex Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Berkshire, Blackstone, BlackBerry
• K-V, Secured Lenders Reach $5M Deal To End Interest Row
• Donziger Wants Key Chevron Witness Testimony Booted
• Firm Ducks Malpractice Suit Over $4.3M Appraisal Shortfall
• Ex-Sidley Atty Suspended For 1 Year For Billing Rides
• Blackstone's Brixmor Pegs IPO At $825M, But Price Could Rise
• Ally Settles Feds' Mortgage Suits, Records $170M Charge
• Kaye Scholer Owes Benefits, Late Partner's Ex-Wife Says
• Investors Fire Back At PwC In MF Global Securities Suit
• Anderson Slams Publishers' Bid For Antitrust Counterclaim
• Census Hiring Bias Class Lacks Commonality, Feds Say
• Fate Of Significant Sandy-Inspired Bills Still Uncertain
• Societe Generale Accuses Ex-Strategist Of Stealing Secrets
• Alleged Bin Laden Associate Sanctioned In 9/11 MDL
• Investors Lose Class Cert. Bid In Deutsche Bank MBS Case
• Dewey, Proskauer Win Bid For $8.8M In MF Global Fees
• Alliance Sues To Stop Lennar From Poaching Key Employee
• Tobacco Display Ban Up In Smoke As NYC Anti-Cig Bills Pass
• Patton Boggs Launches Finance Practice Amid Merger Rumors
• Harbinger Can't Sue Dish Chairman, But LightSquared Can
• NY Appeals Court Upholds Approval Of 'E-Hail' Taxi Program
• NY's Top Judge Backs $100M Budget For Civil Legal Access
• NY Post Newsroom Was 'Sexually Charged,' Judge Says
• Herzfeld Rubin 1st Nonaffiliated US Law Firm in Myanmar
• Hospitality Co. Applies For Tax Break On NY Headquarters
• In Sandy's Wake, Property Owners Boost Storm Defenses
• NYC's Public Housing Lease Plan Suit Premature, Atty Says
• NY Bill Would Require Hearings On ER Closure Plans
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Ex-State Dept. Official For M&A Team In NY
• NY Investigators Call Election Law Enforcers Toothless
• Pilots, Bank Lose Bids To End War Over $5M Fee
• Ex-Thompson Hine Secretary Sues For Discrimination
• After A Year Of Stewing, Big Sandy Claims Bound For Court
• ACLU Asks Judge To Halt NSA's Verizon Data Collection
• Madoff Books 'Ridiculous,' Government Witness Says
• GTIS Partners Closes $716M Residential RE Fund
• Kelley Drye Boosts Labor Team With Ex-Ford & Harrison Atty
• NY Expected To See $6.3B In Sandy Aid In 2014
• Dewey Liquidating Trust Hit With $50M Malpractice Suit
• Ex-SAC Capital Manager Wants Galleon Testimony Blocked
• Wyle's Suit Over $235M CAS Sale Can Go Forward, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tribune Co., Facebook, Apollo Global
• Beatles Filmmaker In $100M Sony Suit Can't Skirt Court Rules
• 2nd Circ. Releases Lehman From Securities Class Action
• Neuberger Beats Suit Over $30M Gambling Loss In 2nd Circ.
• Meister Seelig Reps Cabaret Club In NYC Air-Rights Buy
• Vladeck Waldman Partner Tapped To Lead NYC Bar Association
• NYC Bike Share Station Survives Community Challenge
• American Realty Trust Pays $529M For Times Square Building
• Landlords Still Face Sandy Challenges 1 Year Later
• Schulte Scores $21M Payday For Quigley Bankruptcy Work
• KKR Pours $100M Into Associated Partners Telecom Ventures
• SEC Slaps 3 Advisory Firms Over Custody Rule Violations
• NY Insurers Get Sandy-Inspired Playbook For Future Storms
• Chop't Settles FLSA Action With Salad Delivery Workers
• PE Firm Inks $465M Deal For Deere Landscaping Biz
• Dual Citizen Charged Over Alleged Iran Missile Deal
• 2nd Circ. Says Ex-Quest Attorney Can't Blow Whistle
• Why All Is Still Quiet On The Sandy Litigation Front
• 'Troll' Hit With RICO Suit Asks Court To Silence Accuser
• NY Law Gives Antitrust Immunity To State Health Care System
• NY 'Revenge Porn' Civil Legislation Faces Preemption Woes
• Star Chevron Witness's Credibility Under Fire In $19B Suit
• Equinox Hits Ex-Trainers With $40M Trade Secrets Suit
• MassMutual Owes Skadden Atty $2.5M Life Insurance Policy
• JPMorgan Reaches $5.1B Deal With FHFA Amid DOJ Talks
• Reuters Can't Escape Fired Whistleblower's Suit
• Ponzi Schemer Starr's Ch. 7 Trustee Sues Luxury Condo Co.
• Figure Skater's Likeness Suit Built On Thin Ice, Producer Says
• NFL, AP, Getty Sued By Photographers Over Copyright Abuse
• NYC Developers Bilked Investors In $119M Project, Suit Says
• NYC Can't Sue Architects Over Hospital Damage
• Xerox Can't Treat Contracts As Securities Under NY Tax Law
• Biz Groups Add To Swelling Support For AA-US Airways Deal
• Morgan Stanley Hid Risks In $600M MBS Sale, Suit Says
• BNY Mellon Loses On 2 Discovery Motions In FX MDL
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Telefonica, ING
• NY Court Puts Barclays On $297M Hook In Black Diamond Row
• Models Launch Class Action Over Image Use In Ads
• JPMorgan May Face Fines Over Madoff Investment Account
• 2nd Circ. Kills Contribution Caps For Lhota-Aligned PAC
• Stroock Faces $80M Malpractice Suit Over Soured Loan Deal
• Estee Lauder Unit Wins $3.6M In IP, False Ad Row
• Conn. AG Takes Union Firing Fight To High Court
• Juror Misconduct Strikes Again At Jenkens Atty's Trial
• Donziger Takes Aim At Key Chevron Witness In $19B Trial
• 'Start-Up NY' Seeks To Avoid Empire Zone-Era Tax Hiccups
• NY Appeals Court OKs Class Cert. In Ingersoll-Rand Wage Suit
• NYC Ballet Appointed To NYC Opera's Creditor Committee
• Hedge Funds Can't Look Into $1B Lehman Claim Sale
• Senior Lenders Sue Cengage Over $430M Withdrawal
• Vijay Singh Already Arbitrated Doping Dispute, PGA Atty Says
• Estimation Fight At The AUP Corral
• Terrorist Detention Doesn't Violate 6th Amendment: 2nd Circ.
• Lehman Judge Disses FHFA's Bid For $1B Claim Priority
• Lehman Says Giants Stadium Owes $100M Over Swap Deals
• Insurer Wants Out Of NYC Skyscraper Fire Coverage Suit
• The Hotel Market Check-In: GHL, Carey Watermark, ICH
• Morgan Stanley Beats False Ad Claims Over $72.4M Loss
• Atty Urges All NY Judges To Back Retirement Age Hike Effort
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, HP, Apax Partners
• Troutman Sanders Nets Ex-McCarter Product Liability Atty
• Sony Says United's In-Flight Music Violates Copyrights
• BigLaw Tells Judge Not To OK Dewey & LeBoeuf Probes
• DOJ's Countrywide Win Could Force More Bank Settlements
• Madoff Staff Had To Submit Old Stock Prices, Jury Hears
• Prospect Mortgage Pays $3M Over Rate Discount Claims
• $11B American Realty Deal Creates Biggest Net-Lease REIT
• BofA's Countrywide Defrauded Fannie, Freddie, Jury Says
• Hiscock & Barclay Veiling Past Malpractice Suits, Co. Says
• Goulston & Storrs Ramps Up NY Finance Practice
• Ex-Judge Testifies To Taking Bribes In $19B Chevron Trial
• Heritage Plans Huge Spec Office For Brooklyn's Kent Ave.
• Kodak Wins $76M In Camera Patent Dispute With Ricoh
• Blackstone Forms $700M LPG Transport JV With Greek Co.
• Jiau Can't Shake Insider Trading Conviction In 2nd Circ.
• Cammareri Bakery, Of 'Moonstruck' Fame, Hits Ch. 11
• Lehman Loses Bid For Setoff Of $2B Citi Claim
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Marvel's IP Win Over Artist's Heirs
• Sullivan & Cromwell Escapes Atty's Bias Suit
• FHFA Joins Opposition To ResCap Ch. 11 Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: McKesson, Icahn, Safeway
• Partners Till Death Do Us Part?
• Proskauer, Dewey Allegedly Highballed Fees In Ch. 11 Case
• Enzo's Contract Claims Over DNA Testing Tech Tossed
• Madoff Paid Programmer To Do His Bidding, Jury Hears
• DMX Ruff Ryding Through Ch. 11, Bankruptcy Watchdog Says
• Ex-BigLaw Securities Atty Launches New Boutique Firm
• Sandy's 1st Birthday Beset By Worries About Climate Policy
• Freight Forwarders Fight To Jettison Price-Fixing MDL
• Bankruptcy Judge Tells MSR To Rework Secured Lender Deal
• Tommy Hilfiger, Movado Settle Watchmaker's Trade Dress Suit
• LCOR Scores $110M In Financing To Upgrade NYC Condos
• Attys Pushed RE Co. Into Hotel Sale, $10M Suit Says
• Top NY Court Affirms Medicaid Watchdog's Removal Power
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Partner From Ad Industry Self-Regulator
• 2nd Circ. Gives Citi 2nd Shot At Arbitration In Miles Suit
• Contract Claims Stay Put In GeoResources Investor Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Beechcraft, Goldman Sachs
• Ex-Bodum President Still In Hot Water Over Starbucks Deal
• Boutique Firm Shakes Appeal In Investor Malpractice Suit
• Employer Takeaways From NYC's New Pregnancy Law
• High Court Must Hear Fair-Use Case Now, Photographer Says
• Activist Loeb Buys Stake In Nokia Minus Device Unit
• Citigroup's Counterclaims Nixed In Investors' $1B CDO Suit
• Goldman Passes UK Insurance Unit To Blackstone, Others
• Tribeca Film Fest Sues Developer For $100M Over Pier 57
• Insurance Cos. Withdraw Claims To $103M In Laundering Suit
• NY Atty Gets 2.5 Years For Law Funder Kickback Scheme
• JPML Centralizes Oil Price-Fixing Suits In NY
• NY Regulator Wants Courts In On Debt Collection Fight
• Madoff Firm Funded Trips For Employees, Prosecutors Say
• $13B JPMorgan Deal Could Complicate Big Bank Resolution
• Martha Stewart, JCP Trim Sales Deal Amid Macy's Suits
• Bankrupt MSR Hotels Gets Nod For IP Asset Auction
• Insurers, Mortgage Lender Challenge ResCap Ch. 11 Plan
• Lady Gaga Settles Ex-Assistant's Overtime Suit
• Investors Ask To Revive Poolwide Claim In $1.75B BofA Row
• Atty For NYC Agency Launches Retaliation Suit
• SEC Sued For Harassment, Slander During Probe
• Feds Say Exxon Can't Sue Gov't Over Contamination Cleanup
• Dodd-Frank Isn't For Foreign Whistleblowers, Judge Says
• Visa, MasterCard Say $7B Swipe Fee Deal Bars Retailers' Suit
• FHFA Wants $1.2B Lehman Claim Handled Out Of Bankruptcy
• NY Bill Would Extend Anti-Bias Protections To Interns
• IHG Strikes Deal For $80M Holiday Inn Near Barclays Center
• QBE Sues 9 Insurers For Coverage Of Kickback Probes, Suits
• GM, Nova Scotia Bondholders' $1.5B Deal OK'd, Fees Denied
• LightInTheBox Hit With Shareholder Suit Following IPO
• $100M Sony, Beatles Label Antitrust Suit Moves Cross-Country
• Female Cushman & Wakefield Exec Files $20M Bias Lawsuit
• Freight Cartel Attys Say Case's Risks Merit $3M Fee Bump
• High Court Seeks SG Input In Terror Aid Sanctions Case
• How To Prepare Witnesses To Make (Not Break) Your Case
• 172 Madison: A Firm Warning To Potential 'Bad Boys'
• Bracewell & Giuliani Adds 3 Trademark Pros To NY Team
• WebMD Puts Up $177M To Buy Back More Icahn Shares
• JPMorgan Nearing Record $13B Mortgage Settlement
• HSBC Dodges Class Action Over Billing Disclosures
• Trade Group Urges 2nd Circ. To Block Trustee's Suits
• Davis Polk Nabs Real Estate 'Rising Star' From Fried Frank
• JPMorgan Offers $4B To Exit FHFA's Toxic MBS Suit
• NYC Art Gallery Can't Block 25-Story Hotel, Judge Rules
• EMusic Founder Objects To Approval Of E-Book Settlements
• SAC And Ex-Traders In Chess Match As Feds Close In
• NY Casino 'Advocacy Language' Prompts Bill To Alter Process
• DOJ Sued For Ignoring FOIA Request On Surveillance
• Specialty Food Co. Accused Of Selling Bogus 'Raw' Juice
• Publishers In Anderson Price-Fixing Suit Seek Counterclaim
• Winston & Strawn Adds Former Securities Regulator In NY
• Ex-Entergy Supervisor Cops To Faking Nuclear Safety Tests
• Iran-Linked Group Seeks To Stop Seizure Of Mosques, Schools
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, America Movil, Mergermarket
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Against Lebanese Bank Over Attacks
• Cuomo Deals Blow To Judicial Retirement Age Hike Effort
• Tiffany Can Call Costco Ring Customers In Trademark Suit
• GSK Dodges False Claims Kickback Suit Over HIV Drug
• NYC Construction Spending Set To Eclipse 2007 Peak: Report
• Toys R Us Can't Recover $10M In Times Square Rent, Taxes
• Bond Schoeneck Wins Relief From Empire Zone Tax Clawback
• JPMorgan, Others Lose Bid For FHFA Docs In MBS Fight
• NY Regulators OK Projects To Fill Potential Nuke Plant Void
• SoftBank Grabs $1.3B Brightstar Stake In Week's 2nd Deal
• JPMorgan Nets $725M In Sale Of Chase Manhattan Plaza
• Faruqi Seeks Mental Exam For Sex Harassment Plaintiff
• Forex Hedge Fund Seeks Ch. 11 Amid Market 'Deterioration'
• Blackstone Aims For $901M Payday In Brixmor IPO
• Art Investors Ask Top Court To Nix AXA's $22M Coverage Win
• The Boiling Point Of Wrongful Foreclosure Litigation
• Simpson Thacher Reps KKR In Avoca Capital Buy
• Ex-Staffers Point Blame At Madoff In Fraud Trial
• Cooperator In PGR Insider Trading Probe Gets Probation
• Donziger Used Bogus Report To Batter Chevron, Witness Says
• NYU Sues Pfizer Over Royalties For Cancer Drug Xalkori
• CORRECTED: Case Over Spitzer's AIG Emails Sent Back On Appeal
• NY Appeals Court Reverses Insurance Amendments Decision
• Capitol Says Vimeo's DMCA Appeal Must Be All Or Nothing
• Ex-Dechert Bankruptcy Pro Joins Morgan Lewis In NY
• Public Hospitals Exempt From NY Labor Laws, Judge Finds
• Patterson Belknap Wants Out Of Developers' Family Feud
• Yoko Ono Sues Manhattan Co-Op Over Loss of $6.6M Sale
• News Agencies Urge 2nd Circ. To Revive NYPD Quota Suit
• Aereo Can't Depose Head Of CBS In Copyright Brawl
• King & Spalding Lures BNY Mellon Financial Industry Vet
• India TV Network Wants Nielsen To Face Corruption Suit In NY
• Top NY Court Will Hear Bloomberg's Large-Soda Ban Appeal
• JPML Centralizes CDS Antitrust Suits In NY
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Men's Wearhouse, Nestle
• 2nd Circ. To Mull Comcast's Impact On Wage Class Actions
• Judge Allows Broadcasters To Amend Complaint Against Aereo
• 85-Year Fraud Sentences Not 'Cruel And Unusual': 2nd Circ.
• NY High Court Expands Property Owners' Vandalism Coverage
• NYC Pushes 2nd Circ. To Stay Judge's Stop-And-Frisk Ruling
• Jeweler Yurman Accuses Italian Co. Of Pinky Ring Ripoff
• Former Hostess Co. Settles Bad Bread Suit With Utah Bakery
• Reinsurer Ducks Coverage For Fired Ky. Lottery Worker's Suit
• Dewey Estate Reaped $11M In Recoveries Since July
• Judge Berates Attys For Bickering Over Deal In WaPo IP Fight
• Ropes & Gray Reps Blackstone In $625M Pactera MBO
• Goodwin & Procter Partner Appointed Apple's Antitrust Monitor
• Ernst & Young To Pay $99M To Settle Lehman Litigation
• Madoff Staff's Lies Helped $65B Scheme, Prosecutor Says
• St. Luke's Physician's Asst. Fights To Keep OT Action Alive
• Donziger Faces Former Ally In $19B Chevron RICO Trial
• MF Global Execs Say Trustee Can't Sue If Customers Get Paid
• RXR Accuses Worldwide Plaza Owner Of Bait-And-Switch
• Umami — Trendy But Not Protectable
• Spotlight On State Urgent Care Regulation
• Publicis Sex Bias Accusers Say Co.'s Experts Not Up To Snuff
• Royal Bank Of Scotland Sued Over $1.6B RMBS Sale
• NY AG Taps Ex-Bernstein Litowitz Atty For Investor Bureau
• Captain D's Seafood Restaurant Chain Changes PE Hands
• BofA Can't Keep Countrywide Docs Out Of Ambac's Hands
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Exxon's $105M Pollution Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Warburg Pincus, Bain Capital, Rice Energy
• Bank Of China's Subpoena In Terrorism Suit Gets Tossed
• Atty's Suit Over NY Casino Referendum Wording Tossed
• 2nd Circ. Frees Deloitte From $300M Malpractice Suit
• NY Hotel Owner Tangles With Charity On $200M Damage Claim
• Artist Urges High Court To Nix Photog's Fair Use Cert. Bid
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Ernst & Young Class Waiver Fight
• Hartford Off Hook For Malpractice Action Against NY Firm
• Vornado Moves Forward On West Side Site After Extell Feud
• AMR Judge Greenlights $785M In Secured Aircraft Financing
• Goldman Forced To Reveal Sex Discrimination Complaints
• Cadwalader Stuck With Malpractice Defense Ruling
• NY Court Ruling On No-Fault Testimony Will Spur More Trials
• Fox News' Judge Jeanine Sued For Using 9/11 Photo
• Ark. Teachers Say Bankrate Shorted Investors $850M
• Aereo Saga Might Get Poor Reception In High Court For Now
• Chevron, Donziger Trade Blows As $19B RICO Trial Begins
• Modeling Agency Settles Unpaid Intern's Wage Suit
• NY Graft Panel Readies Subpoenas For Lawmakers' Earnings
• Plaza Hotel Calls Citi Bike Rack An 'Eyesore' In DOT Suit
• E-Book Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Apple Antitrust Suit
• NYPD Union Sues City Council Over Anti-Profiling Law
• Ex-Countrywide Exec Denies Cheating Fannie And Freddie
• US Cannot Classify Public Drone Arguments, ACLU Says
• Frito-Lay Denies Misleading Consumers About GMOs
• Excel Maritime's Creditors Get OK To Probe Affiliate
• Top NY Court Backs Oversight Of Nursing Homes' Cash Deals
• US Bondholders Attempt To Force Suntech Into Ch. 7
• Haynes And Boone Picks Up Employment Pro From Hughes
• Contractual Mutual Assent In An Email World
• KKR To Buy Southeast European Media Group
• Cozen O'Connor Adds 5 Partners To NY Litigation Group
• 2nd Circ. Frees JPMorgan, BofA Of Fabrikant's Fraud Case
• NY Superfund Suit Not Time-Barred, 2nd Circ. Says
• SUNY Plan To Close Ailing Brooklyn Hospital Ruled Invalid
• ResCap Slams Bondholders' Bid For Higher Payout
• Quad Capital Says Former Exec Stole Info, Moved To Rival
• DuPont Escapes $12.5M Suit Over Escrow Agreement Breach
• Deals Rumor Mill: TD Bank, Telefonica, Twitter
• Clinton Group Pushes For CEO Ouster At Drugmaker XenoPort
• GE, JPMorgan Dispute Money Damages In $2B MBS Trust Suit
• US Polo Broke Trademark Deal, Ralph Lauren Says
• TV Broadcasters Take Aereo IP Fight To Supreme Court
• Collateral Clash Will Be Heart Of ResCap Interest Trial
• Muslim Profiling Behind NJ Law Didn't Happen: NYC Atty
• Philly Businessman Seeks Leniency Over Investment Fraud
• $9M Shaved From Novartis Jaw Injury Award By NY Judge
• NY Casino Referendum Fight Is Too Late, Elections Heads Say
• Careful, That Slice Of Pizza May Be Full Of Trade Secrets
• How Capitol Records V. Vimeo Shapes The Content Stream
• Atty Expects Quick Ruling In Fight Over NY Casino Ballot Lingo
• NY AG Vows Crackdown On 'Insider Trading 2.0'
• Investors Tell 2nd Circ. Not To Revive $143M Barclays Suit
• NYC Council Sues To Block Housing Authority's Leasing Plan
• Smoking Ban Exceeded State Parks' Authority, Judge Says
• Owners To Sell Off Queens Building To Lenders In Ch. 11
• 5Pointz Artists Sue To Stop NYC Graffiti Mecca Demolition
• $105M Personal Communications Sale Gets Green Light
• Sills Cummis Snags Employment Vet From Sedgwick
• Chinese Developer To Take Large Stake In Atlantic Yards
• Dr. Oz Ducks Suit Claiming TV Advice Caused Injury
• Barney's Sued Over Credit Card Disclosures
• NY Eastern District Calls Workers Essential During Shutdown
• Orbitz Can't Dodge $18M Payment To Embattled Marketer
• BayernLB Drops $2B CDO Suit Against Barclays, State Street
• Ex-AIG CEO Fraud Suit Stayed Amid Claims Of Biased Judge
• Ecuador Asks To Join $19B RICO Suit In Pretrial Jockeying
• NY Fed Hit With Wrongful Firing Suit Over Goldman Probe
• Lawyers' Voices Needed In Anti-Troll Debate, Judge Says
• NY AG Defends $410 Merkin Settlement At 2nd Circ.
• NY's Top Court Opens Door To Drug-Test Negligence Suits
• Intesa Ruling Allows NYC Workplace Law To Flex Its Muscles
• NYC Candidate Aide Gets 10 Months For Finance Scheme
• New York City Opera In Talks Over Merger Possibility
• Extell Sues RE Mogul Solow For Access To 57th St. Site
• AIG Says Insureds Can't Sue It For Targeting Wrongdoers
• Serial ADA Suits Assail NYC Eateries Despite Recent Rebuke
• De Blasio To Intervene In LICH Litigation
• NY DOL Finalizes Wage Deduction Rules For Employers
• Dentons Attys Join Reed Smith Amid McKenna Merger Talks
• Colgate To Pay $45.9M To Settle ERISA Suit
• Another Court Affirms DOJ Financial Fraud Strategy
• French Bankruptcy Shields Modeling Agency From Default
• Mystery Heinz Traders Revealed In $5M SEC Settlement
• KKR Nabs $200M Stake In Malaysian Helicopter Maker
• Airbnb Fights NY Subpoena For Rental Host Info
• NY High Court Overturns $99M Judgment In Merrill Docs Case
• Bar Presidents Urge Congress To Fund The Courts
• KKR To Fork Over $1B For Crosby Group, Acco Material
• NYers Say Con Ed Can Fix Infrastructure Without Hikes
• Olympic Skate Star Baiul Hits William Morris With $400M Suit
• Buckeye To Pay Hess $850M For Storage Terminal Unit
• JPMorgan Pushes To Toss Whistleblower Suit
• Key Cases To Watch In State-Local Fracking Battles
• Every NYC Deal Is An Auction, Says Stroock's Leonard Boxer
• Shutdown Delays Rajaratnam Brother's Insider Trading Case
• Donziger Finances Under Scrutiny As Chevron Trial Nears
• Bayou Group Judge OKs $5.3M Deal With Goldman Sachs
• NYC Council OKs 3 Major Queens Developments
• NYC's E-Hail Taxi Program Sidesteps Rulemaking, Atty Says
• Jury Should Decide If Huffingston Post Idea Novel, Duo Says
• Hinshaw & Culbertson Adds 3 Partners To NYC Office
• Judge Orders Silk Road's Alleged Ringleader To NY
• Atty Can't Revive Subpoena In Faruqi Sex Harassment Fight
• Sports Fans Can't Grill Comcast CEO In Antitrust Suit
• NYC Fights To Preserve Tax On Web Hotel Booking Fees
• AT&T Objects To Terms Of Bankrupt Partner's $105M Sale
• ResCap Judge OKs $2M Bonus For Restructuring Chief
• Madoff Trustee Seeks High Court OK To Pursue Big Banks
• 2nd Circ. OKs $35M Judgments, Jail Time In Chase Fraud Case
• NY High Court Won't Hear Pre-'72 Safe Harbor Issue
• 4 Ch. 11 Proposals Up For A Vote In LightSquared Bankruptcy
• Federal Default Could Knock NY For $2B Loop, Cuomo Warns
• NYC's Nissan Taxi Plan Struck Down In State Court
• With Assurant's Fla. Deal, Force-Placed Reforms Gain Steam
• Pre-1972 Safe Harbor Fight Has High Stakes For Web Cos.
• 1st Amendment Poses Hurdle For NY 'Revenge Porn' Bills
• Attys Say Penguin, Macmillan OK'd $11M Fees In E-Books Deal
• Jiau Asks 2nd Circ. To Allow Morgan Lewis Complaint
• Cablevision Fights Viacom Bid To Axe Antitrust Suit
• Investors Defend Suit Over Facebook IPO Losses
• Meadowbrook Shareholders Say Execs Misled Investors, SEC
• NY Casino Developer Bucks Rival's Bid To Halt $600M Project
• SoHo Building's $115M Sale Never Finalized, Judge Rules
• Creed Guitarist Nets $2.4M To Settle Suit Over Publishing Deal
• Jenner & Block Adds Reed Smith M&A Specialist In NY
• Ex-Faruqi Atty Rips Subpoena Ruling In Harassment Suit
• Appeals Court Tosses Suits Over Sale Of Domino Sugar Site
• Cuomo Says NY Should Reject Con Ed Rate Hike Requests
• Chadbourne Nabs Winston's Municipal Bankruptcy Duo
• Bed Bath & Beyond Shows Inequitable Conduct To Nix Patent
• NYC Corrupted School Lunch Bid Process, Pizza Co. Says
• Journal Register Set To Liquidate As Judge OKs Plan
• Patterson Lures Former NY Chief Of DOJ Antitrust Division
• TPG-Axon Follows Jana With Redbox Parent Buy-In
• Jones Day Adds Ex-SDNY Civil Frauds Unit Chief
• Let's Really Consider The Idea Of A 2-Year Law Degree
• Icahn Gets 2 Picks On Nuance Board, Predicts Stock Jump
• Aereo Execs To Be Grilled By Fox Over Patent Applications
• Yucaipa Sues Morgans Over $75M Deal In Proxy Fight Fallout
• Unpaid Interns Can't Claim Harassment Under NYC Law
• Comcast Says Sports Fans Can't Dodge Antitrust Arbitration
• Stephen Baldwin Sued Over Breach Of Book Contract
• Major League Baseball Bunts A-Rod Lawsuit To Federal Court
• Insider Trader Asks 2nd Circ. To Reverse $7.2M Loss To SEC
• Mayer Brown Gets New Digs In Manhattan
• NY Lawyer Group Says Attys Can't Seek Whistleblower Awards
• Cengage Defends Claim To Textbook Copyrights
• NYC Bar Group Backs Retirement Age Bump For State Judges
• Herbert Smith Snags White Collar Pro From Cooley LLP
• Vornado Seals $278M Deal For Plum 5th Ave Retail Location
• NY Blocks Falcone From Managing Insurance Business
• Corzine, Ex-MF Global Execs Renew $10M Defense Request
• Juicy Couture Sells For $195M As Retail Buyouts Sizzle
• High Court Won't Hear Banks' Appeal In FHFA Securities Suit
• LightSquared Says Ch. 11 Plans Leave Investors In The Dark
• NY AG Demands Airbnb Host Info In Short-Stay Crackdown
• NY Pols Say Disseminating 'Revenge Porn' Should Be Felony
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apollo Global, Vodafone, Sinopec
• NYC Opera's Ch. 11 Is A Cautionary Tale For Arts Community
• 'Rebecca' Publicist Can't Dodge Producers' Suit
• Cy Pres: 'As Close As Possible' Is Not Good Enough
• High Court Rejects Argentina's Appeal In $1.4B Bond Fight
• Making Copies — Without Compromising Data Security
• Donziger Denied Jury Trial In $19B Chevron Fight
• Despite Ch. 9, Monoline Insurer Must Pay Old Bonds
• RBS Stuck In $605M Suit Over Liverpool Soccer Club
• MBIA Must Give Credit Suisse Witness Docs, Judge Rules
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• Adelson's Libel Suit Against Dallas Atty Dumped
• Citi Fights Lehman's $2B Provisional Setoff Of Claims Bid
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To Williams NYC Pipeline Expansion
• A-Rod Seeks To Draw MLB Into Damaging Open-Court Brawl
• Epstein Becker Can Stay On In Greenberg Malpractice Suit
• Adderall Antitrust Suit Should Stay Buried, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Lyondell, ARCO, Fresno Dismiss Claims In MTBE MDL
• World-Wide Gets $110M Financing For Queens Development
• Judge Delays Wind-Down In MDL Over Merck's Fosamax
• Solera Pays $289M For 50% Of Welsh Carson Auto Service Co.
• $186M Yukos Capital Award Upheld In Oil Loan Row
• States Push To Fight S&P MBS Ratings Case On Home Turf
• Verizon Sets Bank Debt For $130B Vodafone Deal
• Gentiva Looks To Quash Investors' Fraud Action
• Ingersoll-Rand Class Too Varied, NY Appeals Court Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: BNP Paribas, Ikaria, Best Buy
• A-Rod Sues MLB Over Doping Investigation
• A Test Balloon For Section 546(e) Interpretation
• Argentina Can't Carry Out Bond Exchange Plan, Judge Says
• Judge Slashes Attys Fees In Freight Forwarding Cartel Case
• Walgreen Targeted In FCA Suit Over Medicare Overbilling
• Ex-Tyco Chief Financial Officer Granted Parole
• Citizens To Pay $11.5M To Settle Overtime Pay Suits
• Thelen Trustee Nets $1.2M In Ex-Partner Settlements
• Same-Sex Couple Sues Landlord For Lease Exclusion
• Nasdaq Can Be Sued Over Facebook IPO, Investors Say
• Insurers' Fight Over Monsanto Coverage Kept Alive
• Ex-Broker Gets January Trial In IBM Insider Trading Case
• Holland & Knight Nabs Pharmaceutical Pro For IP Practice
• Vimeo Wants 2nd Circ. Review Of Pre-'72 Recordings Rule
• NY Bill Seeks 10-Year Utility Overcharge Liability Limit