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Associates: Desktop Decorating
What's an expressive attorney to do? Once he was limited to wearing plaid ties and paisley suspenders. Now he can set loose flying toasters on his screen or rolling sushi on his desktop.An associate may have no control over the halls, but his office is his castle. A National Law Journal survey has uncovered a scary array of ways to personalize one's desk.Cite as: Stukas v. Streiter, 204/02, NYLJ 1202486092540, at *1 (App. Div., 2nd, Decided March 8, 2011)Before: Prudenti, P.J., Angiolillo, Leventhal, Lott, JJ./
Lawyers Worked Weeks on Plan for Fannie, Freddie
In the weeks leading up to the federal government's takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, dozens of top lawyers worked to figure out the best way to save the two Washington-area mortgage giants.If revenue is down this year among Am Law 100 firms, don't blame Bank of America. BofA is doing its best to boost the fortunes of America's big-firm lawyers, as evidenced by a particularly litigious week in which the bank faced an amended securities class action complaint, stepped up the defense of its soon-to-be-former CEO, settled an employment dispute, and got some good news from a Manhattan federal district court judge not named Rakoff.
Filing a Malpractice Suit Against a Firm? Better Be Quick About It
A Thursday ruling from the California Supreme Court gives former law firm clients less time to hit a firm with a malpractice suit. The clock for filing a malpractice suit starts ticking when a client ends its relationship with a law firm -- even if the client still retains one of the firm's former attorneys, the court ruled. The ruling gets former partners of the now-defunct Arter & Hadden off the hook for any damages in a $3.5 million malpractice suit filed in 2003 by Texas-based Beal Bank.Brooklyn Museum Dispute Heads to Court
The two sides in the controversy over the "Sensation" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art wrangled over discovery Monday. Floyd Abrams, who represents the museum, filed a memorandum in support of a motion for a preliminary injunction against the City and Mayor Rudolph Giuliani personally. "Sensation," which opened to record crowds, includes a piece on the Virgin Mary partially composed with elephant dung. The museum filed suit after City officials said they would withhold funding.Hip and Knee Implant Makers To Pay $311M To Avoid Kickback Prosecution
Four major manufacturers of hip and knee replacement devices have agreed to pay $311 million in fines to avoid prosecution for allegedly giving financial inducements to doctors who used their products.Supreme Court Asked to Consider Gender Discrimination in Sports Programs
According to Communities for Equity, a group that advocates on behalf of Title IX compliance and gender equity in sports, the decision by the Michigan High School Athletic Association to schedule girls' sports in nontraditional seasons violates the girls' constitutional and statutory rights. Whether the scheduling decision is constitutional is just one of the issues implicated in a case the Supreme Court will consider, among other petitions for review, at an upcoming private conference.Trending Stories
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