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Forfeiture and Evidence Limits in NYCHRL/NYSHRL Employer Liability for Employee Sexual Misconduct Commentary on Eckhart v. Fox News Network, LLC, No. 25-1538 (2d Cir. Apr. 24, 2026) (Summary Order)....
Hiya v. United States: Reaffirming the Presumption Against Bail Pending Extradition and Rejecting Private-Security “Self-Detention” Absent Wealth-Driven Flight Risk 1. Introduction In Hiya v. United...
Kulmann v. U.S. Postal Serv.: The FTCA “Postal Exception” Bars Damages Claims for Intentional Non-Delivery of Mail, and Federal Criminal Statutes Create No Private Civil Cause of Action 1....
Full-Video Republishing Is Hard to Dismiss as Fair Use on the Pleadings; Prominent Screenshots Aren’t De Minimis; YouTube TOS License Authorizes Embeds 1. Introduction In Richardson v. Townsquare...
Golden v. NBCUniversal Media: Reaffirming Solomon’s “Ordinary Person” Test for VPPA PII and Narrowing the “Intervening Supreme Court” Escape Hatch 1. Introduction Golden v. NBCUniversal Media, LLC...
Severe Emotional Distress for New York IIED Includes Pre-Death Trauma from Witnessing a Spouse’s Fatal Injury, and Liability Is Distinct from Solatium Damages 1. Introduction Theodoridis v. Islamic...
Seriousness of Supervised-Release Violation Conduct May Support a New Supervised-Release Term; § 3553(a)(2)(A)’s “Offense Seriousness” Bar Targets Only the Underlying Conviction Introduction In...
Compliance with a State Tax Warrant Does Not Convert a Bank into a State Actor; Account “Holds” Are Not EFTA Electronic Fund Transfers; Supplemental State Claims Must Be Without Prejudice 1....
Explicit Appeal Waivers Bar Second Amendment Attacks on § 922(g)(1) Convictions and Substantive-Reasonableness Sentencing Appeals Introduction In United States v. Mitchell (2d Cir. Apr. 22, 2026)...
§ 1782 After Youngpoong: The First Intel Factor Focuses on Practical Obtainability (Not Admissibility), and the Third Intel Factor Is Not Triggered by Speculative Foreign-Privilege Claims...
Second Circuit: Broad Internet-Activity Monitoring (Including Work Devices) Is Not an “Occupational Restriction” Absent a Specified Job Ban I. Introduction In United States v. Brown (2d Cir. Apr. 21,...
Extortion Is Not “Family-Group” Persecution Without Evidence of Animus or Targeting Beyond a Means-to-an-End 1. Introduction In Xivir-Ixtos v. Blanche (2d Cir. Apr. 21, 2026) (summary order),...
Omissions in Early Cooperation Proffers Are Not Necessarily “Prior Inconsistent Statements,” and Rule 403 Supports Excluding Extrinsic Impeachment That Risks a Mini‑Trial Nonprecedential posture....
Independent “Lone-Wolf” Terrorism Is Not “Material Support” Under 18 U.S.C. § 2339B Absent Direction/Control or Coordination Case: United States v. Ullah (2d Cir. Apr. 21, 2026) | Court: Court of...
Banyan v. Sikorski: Claim Abandonment at Summary Judgment and Probable Cause Grounded in Eyewitness Identification Despite Later Non‑Indictment Introduction In Banyan v. Sikorski (Second Circuit,...
“The Proximate Cause” on a Verdict Form Is Not Fundamental Error When the Jury Charge Correctly States “A Proximate Cause”; Late-Disclosed Damages Witnesses May Be Excluded Under Rule 37(c); Rule...
ADA Title III Standing Requires Past Denial and Plausible Future Use; Dissatisfaction with an Accommodation Process Is Not Discrimination Introduction In Abadi v. Greyhound Lines, Inc. (2d Cir. Apr....
Pseudonymity Is the Exception: Strict Sealed Plaintiff Balancing and No “Second-Bite” Evidence on Reconsideration 1. Introduction In Doe v. Yale Univ. (2d Cir. Apr. 20, 2026) (summary order), a Yale...