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Master Arbitrator Decision Affirmed As Court Finds Decision Was Made With Rational Basis
In 2014, the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand launched PredictIt Market, an online marketplace that allowed individuals to place bets on certain political outcomes, sought a "no-action letter" from the Division of Market Oversight of defendant-appellee, the United States Commodity Future Trading Commission.

Newsmakers: Former Nebraska Assistant Attorney General Joins Firm
Nachawati Law Group is expanding its public entity representation and mass torts practice group with the addition of veteran trial lawyer and former…
Sheppard Mullins Partner Talks Splitting Leadership of Business Trial Group Three Ways
"We all have three 'jobs': legal work for our clients; our own business development; and practice group leader responsibility," says Friedman, who splits leadership duties with co-heads Sascha Henry and John Brooks.
Appellant filed for divorce from appellee based upon cruel treatment and fraud on the community estate.
Claims of Probate Estate's Looting by Brother Executor Not Barred by RICO Amendment
New York v. Arthur M. Janes

Firefighter-Turned-Lawyer Jake Gardener Takes Up Insurance Fight For NYC Retirees
Jake Gardener, a former firefighter with Ladder 43 in East Harlem, who is now a partner at Walden Macht & Haran, has represented elderly and disabled retirees in legal challenges to the city's attempt to roll back some supplemental Medicare coverage.
Resolution of the Departmental Conflict on Negligent Security: 'Scurry v. NYCHA'
In its seminal cases on negligent security, the Court of Appeals approached its analysis by applying the same general principles that apply to any tort case. As in any such case, foreseeability and proximate cause are significant elements.
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