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Real Estate Closings in New York
4/29/2012 7:34:58 PM

This weekend’s New York Times has an interesting article on residential real estate closings in New York City. 
NPR Story on Important Internet Defamation Case
4/18/2012 10:14:31 AM
NPR’s On the Media program has an interesting story on the Crystal Cox case, in which a blogger was held liable for defamation because of her online statements about a bankruptcy trustee.  
Virginia Supreme Court Says Default Judgment Can be Entered Against Defendant Who Knows Nothing Of Lawsuit
4/17/2012 2:09:04 PM
The message of a somewhat surprising recent Virginia Supreme Court decision, Specialty Hospitals Of Washington v. Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc., is clear:  anyone sued in a Virginia court had better file a timely response to the lawsuit—whether or not they actually know that they have been sued. 
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