New York Law Journal
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, who has expressed grave concern over wrongful convictions, many of which result from false confessions, said the "utterly spent defendant, in exchange for a lawyer to wh
...tide of legislation designed to bar judges from considering foreign and...that have been enacted in Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Tennessee...
...forth from the portal. The lion delivers a stern warning to the bar that the courts will guard the wisdom and integrity of the law...
In their Real Estate Litigation column, Todd E. Soloway and Joshua D. Bernstein, partners at Pryor Cashman, write that, given the dearth of case law addressing the operating agreement statute, hotel
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