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By Ben Bedell | February 11, 2015
A majority of the First Department, in an opinion by Justice Rosalyn Richter suppressing evidence from a search of defendant's jacket, said that with the defendant "handcuffed inside a police car, the jacket ... outside lying on the vehicle's trunk," no exigent circumstance existed justifying the search.
By Max Mitchell | February 10, 2015
A dispute has arisen over whether the gay lawyer suing Anapol Schwartz for allegedly scuttling his lateral move should be able to introduce evidence regarding discrimination he allegedly experienced while at the firm.
By Max Mitchell | February 10, 2015
Several attorneys who left Nelson Brown about a year ago have sued the firm for recovery of allegedly unpaid bonuses.
By Saranac Hale Spencer | February 10, 2015
A company's broad claim to attorney-client privilege as a complete defense to a sex discrimination suit brought by a lawyer has been rejected by a federal judge.
By David M. Gersten | February 10, 2015
Former judge David M. Gersten discusses a case that re-writes the playbook for plaintiff lawyers seeking damages.
By Ben Bedell | February 10, 2015
Seven New York City news outlets brought an Article 78 proceeding Friday in the First Department, demanding that Acting Justice Maxwell Wiley release sealed records in the trial of Pedro Hernandez, the alleged killer of Etan Patz, and cease shutting his courtroom to the public.
By Joel Stashenko | February 10, 2015
Questions a prosecutor asked about a defendant's homosexuality elicited irrelevant and prejudicial information that warrants reversing his conviction for child sex abuse, an upstate appeals court determined.
By Mark Hamblett | February 9, 2015
The court found that a property manager who stole from a condominium association bank account had victimized every one of the association's members, whose common charges were increased to cover the loss, and not just the bank and the condo association as a whole, allowing the application of a sentencing enhancement for having 50 or more victims.
By Saranac Hale Spencer | February 9, 2015
Since October, the Third Circuit has issued three precedential opinions allowing prosecutors to use evidence collected in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
By Review staff | February 9, 2015
A Florida Panhandle dairy is fighting the state over the label for its single-ingredient pasteurized skim milk.
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