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A lawsuit was filed in New York this week over a dispute about Matisse’s “Nu au Coussin bleu à côté d’une cheminée,” a signed and numbered lithograph by Henri Matisse created in 1925. According to the complaint, John Szoke consigned the sketch to John Berggruen’s Gallery in the hopes that it would [...]
Donating House to Burn Eliminates Its Stand Alone Value
A Wisconsin couple bought a sprawling 3 acre lake front property with a more modest house that they wanted to demolish in order to build a new house, more befitting to the area. Rather than hiring someone to do so, they “donated” the house to the [...]
Lunch Inspector Rejects Healthy Meal
A mother is outraged that a lunch inspector reportedly rejected the lunch that she packed for her four year old daughter. Apparently, the school told the girl she couldn’t eat her turkey and cheese sandwich, banana, potato chips and apple juice. Instead, the school “provided” the girl [...]
The Justice Department (DOJ) released a statement last Friday, stating that at it has charged ApothéCure Inc., a compounding pharmacy, and Gary D. Osborn, the owner of the Dallas corporation, with two misdemeanor criminal violations of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) in connection with an interstate shipment of two [...]
Yale Law School (“YLS”) is in the news, for a decision it is making about its loan assistance program, the Career Option Assistance Program, which it first started in 1989. Under the current program, students who decide to take lower paying jobs in public service and government jobs who make [...]
