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Granting Comity Its Due: A Proposal To Revive The Comity-Based Approach To Transnational Antisuit Injunctions, Haig Najarian
Granting Comity Its Due: A Proposal To Revive The Comity-Based Approach To Transnational Antisuit Injunctions, Haig Najarian
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Revisiting Dual-Class Stock, Douglas C. Ashton
Revisiting Dual-Class Stock, Douglas C. Ashton
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Turning Back The Clock On The Trial Of Equitable Defenses In New York, Bernard E. Gegan
Turning Back The Clock On The Trial Of Equitable Defenses In New York, Bernard E. Gegan
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Rpapl § 732(3): Appellate Division, First Department, Holds That Rpapl Prohibits Routine Scheduling Of Inquests Prior To Signing Default Judgments In Residential Summary Nonpayment Proceedings, Scott R. Saks
St. John's Law Review
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Cplr 4510: New York Legislature Adopts Statute Permitting Non-Disclosure Of Confidential Communications Between Certified Rape Crisis Counselors And Rape Victims, Adriana Yaryura
St. John's Law Review
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Appellate Division, First Department, Recognizes An Exception To New York City's Sovereign Immunity, Pamela Mccormack
Appellate Division, First Department, Recognizes An Exception To New York City's Sovereign Immunity, Pamela Mccormack
St. John's Law Review
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Appellate Division, Third Department, Rules That Injury-In-Fact Triggers Insurance Coverage Under Comprehensive General Liability Policy In New York When Property Damage Is Caused By Hazardous Material Leakage, Kevin D. Lewis
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
No-Fault Medical Injury Compensation: Hoofbeats Or Pipe Dreams?, Michael Foster
No-Fault Medical Injury Compensation: Hoofbeats Or Pipe Dreams?, Michael Foster
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Removing The "Natural Distaste" From The Mouth Of The Supreme Court With A Criminal Fraud Amendment To Erisa's Anti-Alienation Rule, Charles T. Caliendo Jr.
Removing The "Natural Distaste" From The Mouth Of The Supreme Court With A Criminal Fraud Amendment To Erisa's Anti-Alienation Rule, Charles T. Caliendo Jr.
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Prohibitions And Restrictions On The Use Of Conventional Weapons, Howard S. Levie
Prohibitions And Restrictions On The Use Of Conventional Weapons, Howard S. Levie
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Delineation Of Accountants' Legal Liability To Third Parties: Bily And Beyond, Bonita A. Daly, John M. Gibson
The Delineation Of Accountants' Legal Liability To Third Parties: Bily And Beyond, Bonita A. Daly, John M. Gibson
St. John's Law Review
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Levin V. Commerce Energy: One Step Forward, One Step Back, Marshall Broad
Levin V. Commerce Energy: One Step Forward, One Step Back, Marshall Broad
St. John's Law Review
Recently, in Arthur Anderson LLP v. Carlisle, the Supreme Court resolved a split between the circuits dealing with this very issue. The court decided that § 16 of the FAA gives federal appellate courts jurisdiction to review an interlocutory appeal when a litigant appeals from an order denying a stay in litigation in favor of an arbitration, regardless of whether the litigant signed a written arbitration agreement or not. Before the decision, federal circuit courts disagreed whether a nonsignatory had the right to appeal an order by the district court refusing to compel arbitration. One group of circuits held that …
How Tarhaqa Allen V. New York City Police Department Jumped The Gun By Limiting Protective Searches To Outer Clothing, Anne Marie Esposito
How Tarhaqa Allen V. New York City Police Department Jumped The Gun By Limiting Protective Searches To Outer Clothing, Anne Marie Esposito
St. John's Law Review
This Comment analyzes the holding in Tarhaqa Allen v. N.Y.C. Police Department, which prohibits a police officer from searching a person’s bag or backpack, even if the officer reasonably suspects that the person is armed and dangerous. The court based its decision on Terry v. Ohio, where the Supreme Court upheld an outer clothing search for weapons. The court in Tarhaqa Allen concluded that all backpack searches exceed the scope of outer clothing and therefore must be banned. This Comment argues that police officers should be allowed to search backpacks because (1) the Supreme Court in Terry v. Ohio did …
Arbitration, Equitable Estoppel, And The Right To Interlocutory Appellate Review, Theodore J. Hawkins
Arbitration, Equitable Estoppel, And The Right To Interlocutory Appellate Review, Theodore J. Hawkins
St. John's Law Review
The Tax Injunction Act forbids federal courts from interfering with the “assessment, levy, or collection” of a state tax as long as a “plain, speedy, and efficient remedy” is available in state court. Effectively, this prevents federal courts from hearing challenges to state taxes based on constitutional grounds. Prior to and after the enactment of the Tax Injunction Act, federal courts used the principle of comity to decline jurisdiction over lawsuits that challenged state taxes, even if the Tax Injunction Act itself would not forbid such a lawsuit. In a 2004 decision, Hibbs v. Winn, the Supreme Court narrowed the …
John Hancock V. Harris Trust: Should Insurers' General Accounts Be Subject To Erisa?, Caroline J. Carucci
John Hancock V. Harris Trust: Should Insurers' General Accounts Be Subject To Erisa?, Caroline J. Carucci
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Survey Of Pension-Related Case Law, Editorial Board
The Survey Of Pension-Related Case Law, Editorial Board
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Panel And Audience Dialogue, Editorial Board
Panel And Audience Dialogue, Editorial Board
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Interaction Of Erisa And The Americans With Disabilities Act, Evan J. Spelfogel
The Interaction Of Erisa And The Americans With Disabilities Act, Evan J. Spelfogel
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Broken Promises: Implementation Of Financial Accounting Standards Board Rule 106, Erisa, And Legal Challenges To Modification And Termination Of Postretirement Health Care Benefit Plans, Marilyn J. Ward Ford
Broken Promises: Implementation Of Financial Accounting Standards Board Rule 106, Erisa, And Legal Challenges To Modification And Termination Of Postretirement Health Care Benefit Plans, Marilyn J. Ward Ford
St. John's Law Review
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Protecting Pension Assets In Personal Bankruptcy, Jeanne Cullinan Ray
Protecting Pension Assets In Personal Bankruptcy, Jeanne Cullinan Ray
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Coping With The Reduced Limitation On "Compensation" Used Under Qualified Retirement Plans, Barry J. Bidjarano
Coping With The Reduced Limitation On "Compensation" Used Under Qualified Retirement Plans, Barry J. Bidjarano
St. John's Law Review
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Revolution In The Board Room?, David George Ball
Revolution In The Board Room?, David George Ball
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Cpl 520.30: New York Supreme Court Holds That Defendant Has The Burden Of Proving That Collateral Posted To Indemnify A Bail Bond Obligor Is Not The Fruit Of Criminal Or Unlawful Activity, John C. Longmire
St. John's Law Review
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New York Court Of Appeals Adopts The Present Sense Impression Exception To The Rule Against Hearsay, Rose Margaret Casey
New York Court Of Appeals Adopts The Present Sense Impression Exception To The Rule Against Hearsay, Rose Margaret Casey
St. John's Law Review
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Cruel And Unusual Punishment: The Ninth Circuit Analyzes Prison Security Policy With "Deliberate Indifference" To Penological Needs In Jordan V. Gardner, Ian M. Ogilvie
St. John's Law Review
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The Implications Of Waits V. Frito-Lay For Advertisers Who Use Celebrity Sound-Alikes, Patrick Buckley
The Implications Of Waits V. Frito-Lay For Advertisers Who Use Celebrity Sound-Alikes, Patrick Buckley
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Application Of The Good-Faith Exception In Instances Of A Predicate Illegal Search: "Reasonable" Means Around The Exclusionary Rule?, Gretchan R. Diffendal
Application Of The Good-Faith Exception In Instances Of A Predicate Illegal Search: "Reasonable" Means Around The Exclusionary Rule?, Gretchan R. Diffendal
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recognition And Enforcement Of American Tort Judgments In Germany, Gerfried Fischer
Recognition And Enforcement Of American Tort Judgments In Germany, Gerfried Fischer
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
Trans-Racial Adoption And The Statutory Preference Schemes: Before The "Best Interests" And After The "Melting Pot", David S. Rosettenstein
Trans-Racial Adoption And The Statutory Preference Schemes: Before The "Best Interests" And After The "Melting Pot", David S. Rosettenstein
St. John's Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Causes Of Popular Dissatisfaction With The Legal Profession, Edward D. Re
The Causes Of Popular Dissatisfaction With The Legal Profession, Edward D. Re
St. John's Law Review
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