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The New York Legal News Round Up

It's Wednesday, and that means it's time for the round up of interesting New York legal news headlines from the past week:

• Barenaked Ladies singer facing drug charges in New York state (Globe & Mail)

• Tiffany loses trademark ruling in case vs. eBay (Boston Globe)

• NY woman gets almost 11 years for fraud that helped her adopt 11 kids she's accused of abusing (Star Tribune)

• New York Times wins ruling in anthrax libel case (Reuters)

• NY man claims Subway baked knife into sandwich (Reuters)

• NYPD: Off-duty cop in shooting failed drunk test  (AP)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's Wednesday and time for the weekly round up of interesting law-related news headlines:

• Archaic land law revised in New York (Newsday)

• Paterson Will Pick a New Chief Judge of New York (NY Sun)

• New York Court Orders Release of Anti-Redlining Report (Insurance Journal)

• Judge Rules for City on Search for September 11 Victim Remains (NY Sun)

• Sentencing expert charged with bilking NYC of $61K (AP)

• Medical transportation company admits bilking New York (Democrat & Chronicle)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's already the middle of a short work week, and time for the round up of interesting New York law-related headlines from the past week:

• New York Ends Grasso Compensation Lawsuit (Wash. Post)

• Video shows woman dying on Brooklyn hospital floor (AP)

• NY Lawyer Must Pay Back $403,000, Denied All of $853,000 Fee Request (New York Lawyer)

• 2nd Circuit Upholds Sanctions Against Cleary Gottlieb (New York Law Journal)

• United States: Second And Seventh Circuits Issue Decisions On Third-Party Releases (Mondaq)

• 2nd Circuit Clarifies Pleading for Individual Scienter (New York Law Journal)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's time for the weekly round up of New York law-related news headlines:

• NY appeals court upholds ruling in Grasso pay case (Reuters)

• Naked Cowboy' suing M&Ms over ad (CNN)

• NY civil liberties group sues over FBI data on immigrants (AP)

• NY State Appeals Court declines to review Portville man’s molestation conviction (Olean Times Herald)

• NY Court Offers Homeowners Help Avoiding Foreclosure(NY Times)

• N.Y. High Court's Relaxation of Fraud Pleading Requirements (New York Law Journal)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's a somewhat dreary Wednesday and time for the round up of New York law-related news headlines from the past week:

• De Niro testifies in NYC hotel dispute (AP)

• New York law firm to pay $75 million to settle case (AP)

• New York Court of Appeals finds drivers who cut off liable for rear-endings (NY Daily News)

• NY judge trims dog's $12 million inheritance (Reuters)

• 2nd Circuit Clarifies Investor Role in Establishing Fraud (Law.com)

• Ex-New York Post writer's defamation suit tossed (AP)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's Wednesday and time for the weekly round up of interesting New York legal headlines:

• New York judge bars 50 Cent from selling property (Reuters)

• N.Y. High Court: Insurance Excluding 'Terrorism' Violates Lease (Law.com)

• NY AG: 3 net providers to block Web sites with child porn (AP)

• Lawyer from New York City indicted (App.com)

• All-female Buffalo law firm accentuatses the feminine in its ad (Buffalo News)

• NY court: Small amount of marijuana in prison not a felony (Newsday)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's time for the round up interesting New York law-related headlines from the past week:

• Rochester's Strong Memorial Hospital loses $17.5M verdict over surgical error (Democrat & Chronicle)

• Suit Seeks to Block State Policy on Same-Sex Unions (NY Times)

• NY court hears arguments in ex-NYSE head's pay case (Reuters)

• Ben Stein Wins Right to Use Lennon's 'Imagine' (Wired)

• NY's top court considers claim of seduction by cleric (Newsday)

• NY Man paralyzed by police bullet loses award (AP)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's the middle of the week and time for the round up of New York law-related headlines from the past week:

• Judge rules against Dell in NY fraud suit (biz journals)

• Victoria's Secret 'So Sexy' hair fight spills into New York court (AP)

• New York Court Imposes Duty On Design Professional To Third-Party Owner In Light Of Certifications To City Building Department (Mondaq)

• NYC lawyer sues Delta over delayed, stressful trip (Newsday)

• 2nd Circuit: NYC councilman's insults didn't defame DJ (AP)

• E-Mail Contracts: A New 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered' (New York Law Journal)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's time for the round up of interesting New York legal headlines from the past week:

• New York bans use of noose to intimidate (D & C)

• New York Court Reduces Damages in Suit Against Union College (Chronicle.com)

• NY state settles claim by female correction officers (Newsday)

• N.Y. Bill Would Limit Recording Devices in Court (Law.com)

• NYC's Nuisance Action Proceeds Against Ga. Gun Retailer (Law.com)

The New York Legal News Round Up

It's time for the round up of interesting New York legal news headlines from the past week:

• New law requires sex offenders to reveal their Internet identities (Buffalo News)

• NY judges warned against using authority to protest pay (Newsday)

• No Child Left Behind case appealed to Second Circuit Court of Appeals (StamfordPlus)

• Ex-NYPD Cop Guilty Of Gun, Drug Charges (North Country Gazette)

• Woman pleads guilty in Spitzer prostitution probe (AP)

• Woman mistaken for a man settles NY lawsuit (Reuters)