STATE CASES
AG Granted Motion to Compel PWC's Compliance With Investigative Subpoena Read More »
Prosecutors' Statements of Readiness Found Illusory, Dismissing Accusatory Instrument Read More »
Officer's Initial Stop Justified, But Subsequent Did Not Act in Manner Designed to Protect Self Read More »
Totality of Circumstances Did Not Warrant Level-Three Intrusion, Granting Suppression Read More »
Divided Panel Finds Statements Admissible Under Hearsay Exception, Affirms Conviction Read More »
'Letters of Request,' 'Letters Rogatory' Granted Fiduciary to Obtain Information From Witness Read More »
Supreme Court, New York County, IAS Part 61
Civil Procedure/Environmental Law/Energy/State and Local Government
Judge Finds PwC and Exxon Must Comply With NY Subpoena Read More »
Supreme Court, Kings County, IAS Part 65
Education Law/Whistleblower Laws/Employment Litigation/Education
Court Expands Whistleblower Law to Apply to Private Citizens Read More »
Whether it was the recent incidents involving the allegations of cover-ups of sexual assault charges against members of the Baylor football team, the expelling of the captain of Yale’s basketball team earlier this year, after a confidential school proceeding found that he had non-consensual sexual relations with a female student, or other less “headline-worthy” incidents - Title IX complaints, and the manner in which administrations at colleges and universities have handled those complaints, have been in the news Read More » |
FEDERAL CASES
'Notice of Right to Appeal' Is Unconstitutional Precondition on Right to Appellate Counsel Read More »
Other Court's Different Interpretation of Identical Evidence Is Inadequate Basis for Reconsideration Read More »
$4 Million Deduction Based on Preservation Easement Not Authorized Under §170(h)(4)(B) Read More »
Bulk of Claims Over Collection Letters Support Assertions of FDCPA's Violation Read More »
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