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Antitrust and Competition

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Antitrust Clearance and Compliance

European Union Circling the Antitrust Wagons Around Google?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 18, 2011

Appellate Practice

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

The 'Necessarily Affects' Requirement of CPLR 5501
By Thomas Newman and Steven Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 8, 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

When Courts Exercise Interest of Justice Jurisdiction
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | July 2, 2012

Form and Content of Appellate Briefs
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | May 2, 2012

Restriction of Court of Appeals' Jurisdiction in Pedestrian Stop Cases
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | January 4, 2012

Getting the Last Word Has Its Limits
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 2, 2011

Appeals to the Court of Appeals Under CPLR 5601(a)
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | September 7, 2011

Arbitration, Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Audit Provisions in Private Construction Contracts: Which Costs Are Subject to Audit, Who Bears the Expense of the Audit, and Who Has the Burden of Proof on Audit Claims?
By Albert Bates, Jr. and Amy Joseph Coles | Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers | September 4, 2012

Asbestos and Toxic Torts

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Bank and Financial Institution Representation

Automated Teller Machine Accessibility
By J. Colin Knisely | Westlaw Journal - Bank & Lender Liability | April 8, 2013

Broker-Dealer & Securities Regulation

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

Defending Against the Electronic Funds Transfer Act Suit: A Case Study
By Christopher Mahoney | The Banking Law Journal | April 2013

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Mediation: Early and Often for Cost-Effective Litigation
By Charlotte E. Thomas | The Legal Intelligencer Blog | June 10, 2011

Business Bankruptcy

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Supreme Court to Address Circuit Split Over 'Defalcation' Meaning
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 16, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Harrisburg Filing Tests the Boundaries of Chapter 9
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 23, 2011

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Business Reorganization and Financial Restructuring

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Supreme Court to Address Circuit Split Over 'Defalcation' Meaning
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 16, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Harrisburg Filing Tests the Boundaries of Chapter 9
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 23, 2011

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Capital Markets Group

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

Using the "One-Day Note" in S Corporation Stock Sales
By Carolyn Sprinchorn and Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Corporate Taxation Insider | August 23, 2012

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Class Action Litigation

Defending Against the Electronic Funds Transfer Act Suit: A Case Study
By Christopher Mahoney | The Banking Law Journal | April 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Electronic Control Devices: Science, Law, and Social Responsibility
By Thomas Ringe III, Robert J. Myerburg and Kenneth W. Goodman | Circulation | July 12, 2012

Voting is Not a Technicality—It's a Fundamental Right
By Lida Rodriguez-Taseff | Daily Business Review | June 4, 2012

The Circuit Court Split On 'Fraud On The FDA' Continues
By Sharon Caffrey and Paul da Costa | Products Liability Law360 | March 13, 2012

Consumer Contracts and Class Actions
By Frank A. Luchak | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2011

Commercial Finance

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Commercial Litigation

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Third-Party Software Providers--Will the DGE Take a Hard Look at Them?
By Frank DiGiacomo and Eric D. Frank | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

The Parol Evidence Rule
By James J. Ferrelli and Eric D. Frank | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Toobin's 'Oath' Fails to Make its Case
By Robert Pratter | The Buffalo News | September 16, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

"I Learned About Litigating from That" - Do Something That Scares You
By Richard L. Seabolt | California Litigation | Vol. 25 No. 1 (2012)

Lawyers See Challenges in Cross-Border Disputes
By Rachael G. Pontikes and Brian Slipakoff | Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | November 10, 2011

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Recent Supreme Court Decision Will Not End Climate Change Tort Litigation
By J. Robert Renner | PropertyCasualty360 (A National Underwriter website) | June 30, 2011

Mediation: Early and Often for Cost-Effective Litigation
By Charlotte E. Thomas | The Legal Intelligencer Blog | June 10, 2011

Consumer Contracts and Class Actions
By Frank A. Luchak | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2011

Consumer Fraud Protection for Business Consumers: "For Who? For What?" Revisited
By James J. Ferrelli and Francesco P.L. Suglia | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | February 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Computer Software and Systems Litigation

Third-Party Software Providers--Will the DGE Take a Hard Look at Them?
By Frank DiGiacomo and Eric D. Frank | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

Privacy Rights and Celebrities: Truth, Fiction and Biopics
By Mark A. Fischer and Franklin H. Levy | Duane Morris LLP | January 20, 2011

Construction Group

It Ain't Easy Building Green, Part 2: Sustainable Practices for Sustainable Building
By Steven D. Ginsburg and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | January/February 2013

Proactive Project Management: Documentation and Control Suggestions for Megaprojects
By Albert Bates, Jr. | Construction Law International | January 2013

Dispute Resolution Provisions in Construction Contracts
By Antony Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | September/October 2012

The Arbitrators Have Decided the Construction Dispute: What Do I Do Now?
By Daniel Toomey and Susan Euteneuer | The Construction Lawyer | April 17, 2012

It Ain't Easy Building Green
By Steven D. Ginsburg and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | December 1, 2011

UK Construction Act: Long-awaited Changes Come into Effect This Fall
By Nicole Woolard | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

First Circuit Holds That Warranty Not Exclusive Remedy When Repeated Corrective Efforts Fail
By Michael B. Donahue | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

Illinois Decision on Lien Priorities
By Jeffrey L. Hamera | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

ADR in Construction Disputes
By Robert Hendrickson | The Recorder | October 10, 2011

The High Cost of Noncompliance: Can Your Company Afford It?
By Eric P. Berezin and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | September-October 2011

ACORD, but No Satisfaction: The Recent Changes in Certificates of Insurance
By Richard H. Lowe, Stanley A. Martin, A. Peter Prinsen and Sean H. Brogan | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | March 14, 2011

Termination for Convenience of Construction Contracts
By Frederick Cohen and John S. Wojak, Jr. | New York Law Journal | February 15, 2011

Corporate

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

CEO Succession Planning Often Lost in the Shuffle
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 22, 2013

Did Sergio Garcia Lose in Match Play with the IRS?
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | May 16, 2013

Director Liability: Corporate Minutes as Trojan Horse
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | February 25, 2013

The Owner's Manual: To Our Readers
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

The Owner's Manual: Introduction
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Partnering with Private Equity Firms
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Beyond Bank Borrowing: Mezzanine Funds and Growth Capital
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter2013

The Auction Block: Finding the Right Buyer for Your Company
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Wealth and Estate Planning: An Integral Piece of the Puzzle
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

First Steps: "Don't Let Your Exit Be an Accident"
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

The Owner's Manual: Glossary
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

An Easier Way to Calculate the Home Office Deduction
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | February 14, 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

Highlights of the Individual Tax Provisions in the New Taxpayer Relief Act
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 17, 2013

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Demystified
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | December 11, 2012

Defining and Re-Defining Due Diligence: In Search of a Standard
By Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Winter 2012

JOBS Act to Impact Reporting Under '34 Act
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | November 7, 2012

SEC Rule to Allow Use of Advertising in 'Private' Offerings
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | October 27, 2012

IRS Eases Rules on Written Advice on Tax Shelters
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | October 11, 2012

Using the "One-Day Note" in S Corporation Stock Sales
By Carolyn Sprinchorn and Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Corporate Taxation Insider | August 23, 2012

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Setting the Stage
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Due Diligence
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Sourcing Deals
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Valuation and Structure
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Integration vs. a Second Bite at the Apple
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

The Finish Line: Financing the Deal and Selling It Upstairs
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Insurance Holding Company Act Amendments of 2012
By Robert L. Pratter and Maria R. Granholm | The Legal Intelligencer | July 18, 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

Using S Corporations to Avoid the Medicare Tax
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | June 14, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Corporation Political Contributions and the SEC
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 31, 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

Legislative Update: EU Issues New Data Protection Proposals
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | April 6, 2012

With JOBS Act, Congress Mandates Major SEC Reform
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | April 2012

Section 1502: The Heart of Darkness and Dodd-Frank
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | March 2012

Log Rolling Versus the Single Subject Rule
By Stanley R. Kaminski and Elinor L. Hart | United States Law Week | February 28, 2012

Tax Treatment of Employer-Provided Cellphones
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 12, 2012

Inconsistencies in Dodd-Frank Implementation
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | January 2012

Identity Theft: What Is It And What Is the IRS Doing About It?
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | December 8, 2011

New SEC Rules Result in Whistleblowing in the Wind
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | November 2011

A Status Report of the Individual Insurance Mandate and the Taxing Power
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | October 13, 2011

New Guidance for Examiners and Managers on the Application of the Economic Substance Doctrine
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | August 25, 2011

Are Service Performing Partners of LPs, LLPs or LLCs Exempt From Self-Employment Taxes?
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | August 11, 2011

Vendor Due Diligence: Could It Catch On Here?
By Lee J. Potter, Jr. | Business Law Today | July 2011

Reading the Tea Leaves: Ten Trends in Mergers and Acquisitions in 2011
By Nanette Heide and Keli Whitlock | Mergers & Acquisitions | July 2011

The Search for Truth in the Securities Marketplace
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | July 2011

Defense of Marriage Act: What Should Same-Sex Couples Do?
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | May 12, 2011

Down the Rabbit Hole with the U.S. Supreme Court
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 2011

The Second Coming of the Voluntary Disclosure Program for Undisclosed Foreign Accounts
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | March 10, 2011

Pornography and Common Law Private Placements
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | March 2011

The IRS Whistleblower Program
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | February 10, 2011

Educational Tax Benefits
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 13, 2011

What Good Governance Means for Stock Prices
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | January 2011

Boards and the Future of Risk
By Stephen M. Honig | NACD Directorship | Winter 2011

Corporate Compliance and Internal Investigations

CEO Succession Planning Often Lost in the Shuffle
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 22, 2013

Director Liability: Corporate Minutes as Trojan Horse
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | February 25, 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Demystified
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | December 11, 2012

Defining and Re-Defining Due Diligence: In Search of a Standard
By Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Winter 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

Legislative Update: EU Issues New Data Protection Proposals
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | April 6, 2012

With JOBS Act, Congress Mandates Major SEC Reform
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | April 2012

Inconsistencies in Dodd-Frank Implementation
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | January 2012

New SEC Rules Result in Whistleblowing in the Wind
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | November 2011

Being an International In-House Corporate Counsel Has Become a High-Risk Business
By Marvin G. Pickholz | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Spring/Summer 2011

The Dodd-Frank Act's Bounty Hunter Provisions
By Michael E. Clark | The Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation | February 9, 2011

Boards and the Future of Risk
By Stephen M. Honig | NACD Directorship | Winter 2011

Creditors' Rights and Advisory Services

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Supreme Court to Address Circuit Split Over 'Defalcation' Meaning
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 16, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Cross-Border and Multi-National Insolvencies

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Cybersecurity

Eric Sinrod: The Year in Tech Law 2011
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 2012

Eric Sinrod: Sampling of Weekly Blogs on Fast-Breaking Internet Legal Developments for Findlaw.com
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 2011

Chinese Whispers: How to Tackle the Regulatory Risks of Social Media
By Jonathan P. Armstrong | Managing Partner Magazine | April 2011

Education

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

Electricity

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Eminent Domain and Land Valuation

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

How Efficient is Your Building?
By George Kroculick | ICSC Legal Update | Summer 2012

Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation

Public Works Contractors Now Required to Use E-Verify System in Pennsylvania
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | April 9, 2013

Protecting Trade Secrets
By Jennifer A. Kearns | The Recorder | March 3, 2011

Employment Law and Management Labor Relations

Leave-of-Absence Issues Managers Need to Know
By Linda Hollinshead | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2013

Public Works Contractors Now Required to Use E-Verify System in Pennsylvania
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | April 9, 2013

The Devil Is in the Details: General Releases from Employees That Fail to Specifically Refer to Mass. Wage Act Are Insufficient to Release Wage Act Claims
By Bronwyn Roberts | January 11, 2013

Santa and the FLSA
By Natalie F. Hrubos | Duane Morris LLP | December 19, 2012

Obama's Second Term: What Will it Mean for Employers?
By Jonathan Segal | Fortune | November 7, 2012

The Perils of Political Talk at Work
By Jonathan Segal | Fortune | September 4, 2012

Are We Keeping Unions In the Friend-Zone?
By Jonathan A. Segal | Fortune | July 19, 2012

How to Avoid Tip-Related Traps
By Natalie Hrubos | Restaurant Hospitality | July 12, 2012

Facebook And Job Candidates: Lessons From 'Office Space'
By Natalie Hrubos | Law360 | June 29, 2012

Management Training
By Jon Zimring | June 14, 2012

Affirmative Action Compliance
By Jon Zimring | June 6, 2012

The New Workplace Revolution: Wage and Hour Lawsuits
By Jonathan A. Segal | Fortune | May 30, 2012

The Devil Doesn't Only Wear Prada
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | May 15, 2012

Costly Unpaid Internships
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | April 23, 2012

How to Build a Trans-Inclusive Work Environment: Three Key Lessons Every Employer Can Learn From Chaz Bono
By Natalie Hrubos | The Philadelphia Lawyer | Spring 2012

Mad About Mad Men
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | March 23, 2012

Seven Ways Employers Can Protect Their Ass(ets)
By Jonathan Segal | Corporate Counsel Magazine | February 21, 2012

I Love You
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | February 14, 2012

Au Revoir Bad Precedent
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | January 11, 2012

Planning Office Holiday Parties Without Lawsuits
By Jonathan A. Segal | Bloomberg Businessweek | November 15, 2011

Sisyphus Had It Easy
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | November 9, 2011

Profits Down? Your Risk Aversion May Be High
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | October 5, 2011

EEOC Continues to Target Inflexible Leaves-of-Absence, Attendance Policies
By Linda Hollinshead | The Legal Intelligencer | September 21, 2011

When is HR Consistency Foolish?
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | September 6, 2011

Is E-Verify Requirement Coming to Pennsylvania Employers?
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | June 15, 2011

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano: From Hiring to Harassment, Social Media Can Explode on Employers
By Jonathan A. Segal | HR Magazine | April 2011

Protecting Trade Secrets
By Jennifer A. Kearns | The Recorder | March 3, 2011

The Dirty Dozen Performance Appraisal Errors
By Jonathan Segal | Bloomberg Businessweek | January 14, 2011

Employment, Labor, Benefits and Immigration

Leave-of-Absence Issues Managers Need to Know
By Linda Hollinshead | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2013

Public Works Contractors Now Required to Use E-Verify System in Pennsylvania
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | April 9, 2013

The Devil Is in the Details: General Releases from Employees That Fail to Specifically Refer to Mass. Wage Act Are Insufficient to Release Wage Act Claims
By Bronwyn Roberts | January 11, 2013

Santa and the FLSA
By Natalie F. Hrubos | Duane Morris LLP | December 19, 2012

Obama's Second Term: What Will it Mean for Employers?
By Jonathan Segal | Fortune | November 7, 2012

The Perils of Political Talk at Work
By Jonathan Segal | Fortune | September 4, 2012

Are We Keeping Unions In the Friend-Zone?
By Jonathan A. Segal | Fortune | July 19, 2012

How to Avoid Tip-Related Traps
By Natalie Hrubos | Restaurant Hospitality | July 12, 2012

Facebook And Job Candidates: Lessons From 'Office Space'
By Natalie Hrubos | Law360 | June 29, 2012

With Hurricanes Come Unprecedented HR Challenges
By Michael Casey III | Daily Business Review | June 26, 2012

Management Training
By Jon Zimring | June 14, 2012

Affirmative Action Compliance
By Jon Zimring | June 6, 2012

The New Workplace Revolution: Wage and Hour Lawsuits
By Jonathan A. Segal | Fortune | May 30, 2012

The Devil Doesn't Only Wear Prada
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | May 15, 2012

Costly Unpaid Internships
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | April 23, 2012

How to Build a Trans-Inclusive Work Environment: Three Key Lessons Every Employer Can Learn From Chaz Bono
By Natalie Hrubos | The Philadelphia Lawyer | Spring 2012

Mad About Mad Men
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | March 23, 2012

Seven Ways Employers Can Protect Their Ass(ets)
By Jonathan Segal | Corporate Counsel Magazine | February 21, 2012

I Love You
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | February 14, 2012

Au Revoir Bad Precedent
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | January 11, 2012

Holiday Gifts for Plaintiffs' Lawyers
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | December 8, 2011

Planning Office Holiday Parties Without Lawsuits
By Jonathan A. Segal | Bloomberg Businessweek | November 15, 2011

Sisyphus Had It Easy
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | November 9, 2011

Profits Down? Your Risk Aversion May Be High
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | October 5, 2011

EEOC Continues to Target Inflexible Leaves-of-Absence, Attendance Policies
By Linda Hollinshead | The Legal Intelligencer | September 21, 2011

When is HR Consistency Foolish?
By Jonathan Segal | Society for Human Resource Management: We Know Next | September 6, 2011

Is E-Verify Requirement Coming to Pennsylvania Employers?
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | June 15, 2011

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano: From Hiring to Harassment, Social Media Can Explode on Employers
By Jonathan A. Segal | HR Magazine | April 2011

Protecting Trade Secrets
By Jennifer A. Kearns | The Recorder | March 3, 2011

The Dirty Dozen Performance Appraisal Errors
By Jonathan Segal | Bloomberg Businessweek | January 14, 2011

Energy

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Coverage for Climate Change Claims, An Uphill Fight
By J. Robert Renner | Los Angeles Daily Journal | April 11, 2011

Energy Facility Construction

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Energy, Environment and Resources

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Entertainment and New Media

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

Environmental

Audit Provisions in Private Construction Contracts: Which Costs Are Subject to Audit, Who Bears the Expense of the Audit, and Who Has the Burden of Proof on Audit Claims?
By Albert Bates, Jr. and Amy Joseph Coles | Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers | September 4, 2012

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Fashion, Apparel and Luxury Goods

Setting the Stage
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Due Diligence
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Sourcing Deals
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Valuation and Structure
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Integration vs. a Second Bite at the Apple
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

The Finish Line: Financing the Deal and Selling It Upstairs
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

FCPA and Anti-Corruption Laws

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine
By Michael E. Clark | Journal of Health Care Compliance | January-February 2012

Financial Services

With JOBS Act, Congress Mandates Major SEC Reform
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | April 2012

Financing and Financial Restructuring Transactions

Strategies for Avoiding the Headache of Preference Liability
By James J. Holman | The Legal Intelligencer | April 17, 2013

Supreme Court to Address Circuit Split Over 'Defalcation' Meaning
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 16, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Harrisburg Filing Tests the Boundaries of Chapter 9
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 23, 2011

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Franchise and Distribution Law

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Franchise and Distribution Litigation

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Gaming

The Likely Battle Between the State Lottery and Atlantic City's Casinos
By Frank DiGiacomo | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

The Efforts to Legalize Sports Betting in New Jersey--A History
By Christopher L. Soriano | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

Government Contracts

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Health Law

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

AliveCor Veterinary ECG Model Paves FDA-Friendly Path to the Market
By Michael A. Swit | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and the FCC: What Does the FCC Have to Do with Medical Devices?
By Ken Keane | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The P's & Q's of mHealth and Patient Engagement; Privacy and Security Issues
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Healthcare Reform and New mHealth Business Opportunities: What mHealth Entrepreneurs Should Know After the Presidential Election
By Mitch Goldman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and Home Health: A Natural Fit
By Mark J. Silberman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

mHealth: Technology's Healthcare Reform
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

mHealth Stakeholders: Bullet List of Legal Considerations
By Lisa Clark, Mitch Goldman, Harry Silver and Stephan Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine
By Michael E. Clark | Journal of Health Care Compliance | January-February 2012

Patent Use Codes, The Orange Book and Section viii Statements: A Response to Terry Mahn's Is It Time for FDA to Revise Its Orange Book Rules to Deal with "Skinny-Labeled" Generic Drugs?
By Frederick R. Ball and Elese Hanson | FDLI Update | December 14, 2011

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Healthcare Fraud and Abuse

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Healthcare Industry Litigation

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Healthcare Information Technology

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

AliveCor Veterinary ECG Model Paves FDA-Friendly Path to the Market
By Michael A. Swit | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and the FCC: What Does the FCC Have to Do with Medical Devices?
By Ken Keane | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The P's & Q's of mHealth and Patient Engagement; Privacy and Security Issues
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Healthcare Reform and New mHealth Business Opportunities: What mHealth Entrepreneurs Should Know After the Presidential Election
By Mitch Goldman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and Home Health: A Natural Fit
By Mark J. Silberman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

mHealth: Technology's Healthcare Reform
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

mHealth Stakeholders: Bullet List of Legal Considerations
By Lisa Clark, Mitch Goldman, Harry Silver and Stephan Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Healthcare: Faculty Practice Plans

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Hospitality

How to Avoid Tip-Related Traps
By Natalie Hrubos | Restaurant Hospitality | July 12, 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

Hospitals and Health Systems

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Immigration Law

Public Works Contractors Now Required to Use E-Verify System in Pennsylvania
By Valentine Brown | The Legal Intelligencer | April 9, 2013

Information Technologies and Telecom

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

Taking On The Internet For Your Client's Reputation
By Samuel W. Apicelli And Christiane Schuman Campbell | The Legal Intelligencer | April 30, 2013

The Year in Tech Law 2012
By Eric J. Sinrod | Duane Morris LLP | January-December 2012

AliveCor Veterinary ECG Model Paves FDA-Friendly Path to the Market
By Michael A. Swit | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and the FCC: What Does the FCC Have to Do with Medical Devices?
By Ken Keane | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The P's & Q's of mHealth and Patient Engagement; Privacy and Security Issues
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Healthcare Reform and New mHealth Business Opportunities: What mHealth Entrepreneurs Should Know After the Presidential Election
By Mitch Goldman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and Home Health: A Natural Fit
By Mark J. Silberman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

ITC's Section 337 Proceedings Pique Congressional Interest
By Rodney R. Sweetland III | July 31, 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

mHealth: Technology's Healthcare Reform
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

mHealth Stakeholders: Bullet List of Legal Considerations
By Lisa Clark, Mitch Goldman, Harry Silver and Stephan Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | May 21, 2012

Legislative Update: EU Issues New Data Protection Proposals
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | April 6, 2012

Eric Sinrod: The Year in Tech Law 2011
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 2012

Foreigners' Email on Domestic Servers Protected, Ninth Circuit Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | October 10, 2011

Ever Feel Like Unplugging from All this Technology?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | October 4, 2011

Protecting Personal Information In Borders Bankruptcy Proceeding
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 27, 2011

Car Hacking: Hackers are Targeting Your Cars Now
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 15, 2011

Cyber Crime Costs Companies Millions Every Year
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 8, 2011

Workplace Social Networking: Is Facebook During Work Hours Good?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 30, 2011

Is Missouri's Facebook Law Banning Teacher-Student Friends Legal?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 23, 2011

Flashmob Justice: Legal to Unplug Twitter, Messenger For Safety?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 17, 2011

Should I Buy Cyber Insurance for Online Protection?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 9, 2011

Google Domination: How Big Is Too Big On the Internet?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 2, 2011

Should Facebook Be Subject To Phone Company Regulation?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 27, 2011

Peeping Toms on Your Laptop: Women's Privacy Undressed By Spyware
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 21, 2011

Can't Blame Google Maps for Car Accident Injuries, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 12, 2011

FBI Seizes Servers, Takes Down Web Sites in Raid
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 28, 2011

Court Orders Loser To Pay E-Discovery Costs
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 21, 2011

Is Facebook's Facial Recognition Software Legal?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 14, 2011

Computer Sabotage Tantamount To An Act of War?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 7, 2011

Can I Get Busted For Someone Else's Cyber Attack?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 31, 2011

Facebook Posts Can Haunt You: Discoverability in Litigation
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 24, 2011

Teacher Can be Fired For Porn Viewing on School Computer, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 10, 2011

Anti-Spam Law Governs Social Media Pages, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 3, 2011

Eric Sinrod: Sampling of Weekly Blogs on Fast-Breaking Internet Legal Developments for Findlaw.com
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 2011

Keeping Sex Offenders Off of Internet Dating Sites
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 26, 2011

Effective Tips on How to Use Social Media Marketing
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 12, 2011

Google Buzz Settlement: Privacy Audits For 20 Years
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 5, 2011

Chinese Whispers: How to Tackle the Regulatory Risks of Social Media
By Jonathan P. Armstrong | Managing Partner Magazine | April 2011

Porn Websites Get Go Ahead for .xxx Domain Suffix
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 29, 2011

Natural Disasters In The Internet Era
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 15, 2011

Distributed Denial Of Service Attacks Are Still Cause For Concern
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 8, 2011

The Internet: Everything Now At Your Fingertips
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 1, 2011

What Happens To Airport Scanner Body Images?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 22, 2011

On The Internet, People Can Find Out If You Are A Dog
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 15, 2011

Privacy Protection Is Smart Business
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 8, 2011

Harvesting Electronic Discovery
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 1, 2011

Transparency When It Comes To Online Security Breaches
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 25, 2011

Privacy Rights and Celebrities: Truth, Fiction and Biopics
By Mark A. Fischer and Franklin H. Levy | Duane Morris LLP | January 20, 2011

European Union Circling the Antitrust Wagons Around Google?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 18, 2011

Microsoft Word Potentially Subject To Targeted Attacks
By Eric Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 11, 2011

2011 Here We Come!
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 4, 2011

Insurance - Appellate Practice

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Ending Duty to Defend: Exhaustion of Policy Limits by Settlement of Less Than All Suits
By Thomas R. Newman | Duane Morris LLP | April 20, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Asbestos, Pollution and Health Hazard

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Bad Faith Defense

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Bankruptcy

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Construction

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Directors and Officers Coverage

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - General Liability, Primary and Excess

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

The 'Necessarily Affects' Requirement of CPLR 5501
By Thomas Newman and Steven Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 8, 2012

When Courts Exercise Interest of Justice Jurisdiction
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | July 2, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

An Insured's Obligation to Reimburse Its Insurer for Costs Expended in the Defense of Non-Covered Claims
By James W. Carbin and Alissa M. Christie | Mealey's Emerging Insurance Disputes | November 3, 2011

Turning Full Circle: Seeking Reimbursement of Insurer Advances for Large Deductibles
By Charlotte E. Thomas and Myles Seidenfrau | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | October 3, 2011

Insurance - Life, Health and Disability

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Healthcare Reform and New mHealth Business Opportunities: What mHealth Entrepreneurs Should Know After the Presidential Election
By Mitch Goldman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Marine Insurance

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Rehabilitation, Liquidation and Insolvency

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Reinsurance

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

The 'Necessarily Affects' Requirement of CPLR 5501
By Thomas Newman and Steven Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 8, 2012

Ending Duty to Defend: Exhaustion of Policy Limits by Settlement of Less Than All Suits
By Thomas R. Newman | Duane Morris LLP | April 20, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance - Specialty Lines

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Insurance and Reinsurance

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

The 'Necessarily Affects' Requirement of CPLR 5501
By Thomas Newman and Steven Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 8, 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Toobin's 'Oath' Fails to Make its Case
By Robert Pratter | The Buffalo News | September 16, 2012

Insurance Holding Company Act Amendments of 2012
By Robert L. Pratter and Maria R. Granholm | The Legal Intelligencer | July 18, 2012

Electronic Control Devices: Science, Law, and Social Responsibility
By Thomas Ringe III, Robert J. Myerburg and Kenneth W. Goodman | Circulation | July 12, 2012

When Courts Exercise Interest of Justice Jurisdiction
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | July 2, 2012

Ambiguity and the interpretation of insurance policies in California
By J. Robert Renner | Los Angeles Daily Journal | May 17, 2012

Ending Duty to Defend: Exhaustion of Policy Limits by Settlement of Less Than All Suits
By Thomas R. Newman | Duane Morris LLP | April 20, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

An Insured's Obligation to Reimburse Its Insurer for Costs Expended in the Defense of Non-Covered Claims
By James W. Carbin and Alissa M. Christie | Mealey's Emerging Insurance Disputes | November 3, 2011

Turning Full Circle: Seeking Reimbursement of Insurer Advances for Large Deductibles
By Charlotte E. Thomas and Myles Seidenfrau | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | October 3, 2011

ACORD, but No Satisfaction: The Recent Changes in Certificates of Insurance
By Richard H. Lowe, Stanley A. Martin, A. Peter Prinsen and Sean H. Brogan | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | March 14, 2011

Insurance Company Insolvencies

Supreme Court to Address Circuit Split Over 'Defalcation' Meaning
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | November 16, 2012

Insurance Holding Company Act Amendments of 2012
By Robert L. Pratter and Maria R. Granholm | The Legal Intelligencer | July 18, 2012

Supreme Court Addresses Circuit Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 22, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

Fifth Circuit Expands Documents Applicable to Determining Claim Preservation
By Rudolph J. DiMassa, Jr. and Blake D. Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | August 26, 2011

Court Limits a 'Self-Settling Trust or Similar Device' to an Express Trust
By Rudolph J. Di Massa Jr. and Aaron J. Margolis | The Legal Intelligencer | May 20, 2011

Delaware Chancery, Bankruptcy Courts Offer Guidance on Wealth of Issues
By Christopher M. Winter and Michael Lastowski | Delaware Business Court Insider | March 30, 2011

Trustee's Fraudulent Transfer Complaint Survives Motion to Dismiss
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Blake Roth | The Legal Intelligencer | February 23, 2011

Creditors Entitled to 'Reasonable' Fees Incurred Pursuing Self Interest
By Rudolph J. Di Massa, Jr. and Catherine E. Beideman | The Legal Intelligencer | January 7, 2011

Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

Taking On The Internet For Your Client's Reputation
By Samuel W. Apicelli And Christiane Schuman Campbell | The Legal Intelligencer | April 30, 2013

Biosimilars Now Just About Ready to Roll
By Vincent Capuano and Anthony Fitzpatrick | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | September 1, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

World Trademark Review Yearbook 2012/2013 - United States
Lewis F. Gould, Jr., Gregory P. Gulia, Vanessa C. Hew and Mitchell A. Frank | World Trademark Review | August 2012

Lawyers and Copyrights: Copyright in the House
By Mark A. Fischer and Paul Sennott | Law.com | August 6, 2012

ITC's Section 337 Proceedings Pique Congressional Interest
By Rodney R. Sweetland III | July 31, 2012

Section 337’s Latest Twist: Contention Interrogatories
By Rodney Sweetland and Michael McManus | Law360 | July 2, 2012

Lam gi khi bi kien truoc ITC
By Oliver Massman, Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | Kinh tê' Sàigòn | June 28, 2012

Is Food Art?: The Copyrightability Of Food
By Mark A. Fischer | Law360 | June 11, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

Addressing Breach Of Method-Of-Use Patents By Generics
By Vincent L. Capuano, Ph.D., Matthew C. Mousley, Kristina A. Caggiano and Michele A. Kliem, Ph.D. | Law360 | May 2, 2012

FDA’s Draft Guidance on "Biosimilar" Pathway Leaves Key Questions on Specific Clinical Data Requirements and Interchangeability Unanswered
By Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. and Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | GenericsWeb | February 2012

Forecasting Forthcoming 'Biosimilar' Drug Regulations
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert and Guy W. Chambers | The Recorder | August 30, 2011

A Look Ahead: FDA's Approach to Biosimilars - Totality of the Evidence and Risk-Based
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | INNsight | August 2011

Winning Patent Cases in a Challenging Legal Environment
By Anthony J. Fitzpatrick | Inside the Minds | 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Biosimilar Products Comparable to Fees for Branded Biologic Drugs
Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. | INNsight | June 2011

Picture My Bag
By Mark A. Fischer and Meg Sallay | Law360 | April 12, 2011

Biosimilars--Faster Development and Approval?
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | INNsight | March 2011

Nevermore the Ravens' History?
By Mark A. Fischer | IP Law360 | February 4, 2011

Intellectual Property Litigation

Taking On The Internet For Your Client's Reputation
By Samuel W. Apicelli And Christiane Schuman Campbell | The Legal Intelligencer | April 30, 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

World Trademark Review Yearbook 2012/2013 - United States
Lewis F. Gould, Jr., Gregory P. Gulia, Vanessa C. Hew and Mitchell A. Frank | World Trademark Review | August 2012

Lawyers and Copyrights: Copyright in the House
By Mark A. Fischer and Paul Sennott | Law.com | August 6, 2012

ITC's Section 337 Proceedings Pique Congressional Interest
By Rodney R. Sweetland III | July 31, 2012

Section 337’s Latest Twist: Contention Interrogatories
By Rodney Sweetland and Michael McManus | Law360 | July 2, 2012

Lam gi khi bi kien truoc ITC
By Oliver Massman, Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | Kinh tê' Sàigòn | June 28, 2012

Is Food Art?: The Copyrightability Of Food
By Mark A. Fischer | Law360 | June 11, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

Addressing Breach Of Method-Of-Use Patents By Generics
By Vincent L. Capuano, Ph.D., Matthew C. Mousley, Kristina A. Caggiano and Michele A. Kliem, Ph.D. | Law360 | May 2, 2012

FDA’s Draft Guidance on "Biosimilar" Pathway Leaves Key Questions on Specific Clinical Data Requirements and Interchangeability Unanswered
By Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. and Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | GenericsWeb | February 2012

How Plaintiffs are Playing Their "Unfortunate Hand": The Impact of PLIVA v. Mensing on Personal Injury Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Lauren De Bruicker and James J. Halligan | GenericsWeb | January 24, 2012

Nostradamus, Esquire?
By Patrick Matusky and Francesco P. L. Suglia | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 19, 2011

Winning Patent Cases in a Challenging Legal Environment
By Anthony J. Fitzpatrick | Inside the Minds | 2011

Nevermore the Ravens' History?
By Mark A. Fischer | IP Law360 | February 4, 2011

Intellectual Property: Generic Pharmaceuticals

Biosimilars Now Just About Ready to Roll
By Vincent Capuano and Anthony Fitzpatrick | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | September 1, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

Addressing Breach Of Method-Of-Use Patents By Generics
By Vincent L. Capuano, Ph.D., Matthew C. Mousley, Kristina A. Caggiano and Michele A. Kliem, Ph.D. | Law360 | May 2, 2012

FDA’s Draft Guidance on "Biosimilar" Pathway Leaves Key Questions on Specific Clinical Data Requirements and Interchangeability Unanswered
By Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. and Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | GenericsWeb | February 2012

How Plaintiffs are Playing Their "Unfortunate Hand": The Impact of PLIVA v. Mensing on Personal Injury Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Lauren De Bruicker and James J. Halligan | GenericsWeb | January 24, 2012

Forecasting Forthcoming 'Biosimilar' Drug Regulations
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert and Guy W. Chambers | The Recorder | August 30, 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Biosimilar Products Comparable to Fees for Branded Biologic Drugs
Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. | INNsight | June 2011

Intellectual Property: ITC Section 337 Litigation

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

ITC's Section 337 Proceedings Pique Congressional Interest
By Rodney R. Sweetland III | July 31, 2012

Section 337’s Latest Twist: Contention Interrogatories
By Rodney Sweetland and Michael McManus | Law360 | July 2, 2012

Lam gi khi bi kien truoc ITC
By Oliver Massman, Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | Kinh tê' Sàigòn | June 28, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

International

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

Legislative Update: EU Issues New Data Protection Proposals
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | April 6, 2012

Lawyers See Challenges in Cross-Border Disputes
By Rachael G. Pontikes and Brian Slipakoff | Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | November 10, 2011

International Arbitration

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Audit Provisions in Private Construction Contracts: Which Costs Are Subject to Audit, Who Bears the Expense of the Audit, and Who Has the Burden of Proof on Audit Claims?
By Albert Bates, Jr. and Amy Joseph Coles | Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers | September 4, 2012

Latin America Business Group

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Life Sciences and Biotechnology

U.S. Supreme Court Finds Patent Settlements Subject to Antitrust Scrutiny
By Alan Klein | GenericsWeb | June 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

AliveCor Veterinary ECG Model Paves FDA-Friendly Path to the Market
By Michael A. Swit | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and the FCC: What Does the FCC Have to Do with Medical Devices?
By Ken Keane | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The P's & Q's of mHealth and Patient Engagement; Privacy and Security Issues
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Healthcare Reform and New mHealth Business Opportunities: What mHealth Entrepreneurs Should Know After the Presidential Election
By Mitch Goldman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and Home Health: A Natural Fit
By Mark J. Silberman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Biosimilars Now Just About Ready to Roll
By Vincent Capuano and Anthony Fitzpatrick | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | September 1, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

Presumption-of-Adequacy Defense Is Clarified and Reinforced
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | New Jersey Law Journal | December 7, 2011

Biosimilars--Faster Development and Approval?
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | INNsight | March 2011

Long Term Care and Senior Services

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Manufacturing

Audit Provisions in Private Construction Contracts: Which Costs Are Subject to Audit, Who Bears the Expense of the Audit, and Who Has the Burden of Proof on Audit Claims?
By Albert Bates, Jr. and Amy Joseph Coles | Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers | September 4, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

Faux Woods
By Wayne Mack | Sports Illustrated | September 5, 2011

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Picture My Bag
By Mark A. Fischer and Meg Sallay | Law360 | April 12, 2011

Maritime, Shipping and International Trade

O'Malley's Proposed Wind Farms May Be Key to Boosting Maritime Workforce
By Robert B. Hopkins | February 24 - March 1, 2012

Mergers and Acquisitions

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Reading the Tea Leaves: Ten Trends in Mergers and Acquisitions in 2011
By Nanette Heide and Keli Whitlock | Mergers & Acquisitions | July 2011

Vendor Due Diligence: Could It Catch On Here?
By Lee J. Potter, Jr. | Business Law Today | July 2011

Natural Gas, LNG and Biogas

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Natural Resources

PUC Powers Expanded Under New Marcellus Shale Law
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Pennsylvania and West Virginia Move Tax-Break Bills to Lure Petrochemical Plant, Hundreds of Jobs
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

Legislation Gives Landowners "Slight Edge" in Court When Mineral Rights Owner Is Unclear
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

New York Plods Ahead in Permitting Shale Drilling
By Stephen L. Teichler, Seth v.d.H. Cooley and Lou Crocco | Marcellus Shale Law and Policy Update | February 29, 2012

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Nuclear

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Oil

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Patents

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

U.S. Supreme Court Finds Patent Settlements Subject to Antitrust Scrutiny
By Alan Klein | GenericsWeb | June 2013

Taking On The Internet For Your Client's Reputation
By Samuel W. Apicelli And Christiane Schuman Campbell | The Legal Intelligencer | April 30, 2013

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

ITC's Section 337 Proceedings Pique Congressional Interest
By Rodney R. Sweetland III | July 31, 2012

Section 337’s Latest Twist: Contention Interrogatories
By Rodney Sweetland and Michael McManus | Law360 | July 2, 2012

Lam gi khi bi kien truoc ITC
By Oliver Massman, Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | Kinh tê' Sàigòn | June 28, 2012

Is Food Art?: The Copyrightability Of Food
By Mark A. Fischer | Law360 | June 11, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

Addressing Breach Of Method-Of-Use Patents By Generics
By Vincent L. Capuano, Ph.D., Matthew C. Mousley, Kristina A. Caggiano and Michele A. Kliem, Ph.D. | Law360 | May 2, 2012

Not Just the FTC Anymore: California's Top Court to Weigh In on "Pay for Delay"
By Frederick (Rick) R. Ball | GenericsWeb | March 2012

FDA’s Draft Guidance on "Biosimilar" Pathway Leaves Key Questions on Specific Clinical Data Requirements and Interchangeability Unanswered
By Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. and Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | GenericsWeb | February 2012

Winning Patent Cases in a Challenging Legal Environment
By Anthony J. Fitzpatrick | Inside the Minds | 2011

Biosimilars--Faster Development and Approval?
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | INNsight | March 2011

Pharmaceutical, Medical Device, Pharmacy & Food

U.S. Supreme Court Finds Patent Settlements Subject to Antitrust Scrutiny
By Alan Klein | GenericsWeb | June 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

FDA Authority Over Compounding Pharmacy
By Rachael G. Pontikes | FDLI Update | March/April 2013

United States v. Caronia: A Brief Look at the Broader Implications for the Food Industry
By Frederick R. Ball and Erin M. Duffy | FDLI Update | March/April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

AliveCor Veterinary ECG Model Paves FDA-Friendly Path to the Market
By Michael A. Swit | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and the FCC: What Does the FCC Have to Do with Medical Devices?
By Ken Keane | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

The P's & Q's of mHealth and Patient Engagement; Privacy and Security Issues
By Lisa Clark | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

mHealth and Home Health: A Natural Fit
By Mark J. Silberman | mHealth Newsletter | November 14, 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

Biosimilars Now Just About Ready to Roll
By Vincent Capuano and Anthony Fitzpatrick | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News | September 1, 2012

Claim Construction Strategies for Trial and Appeal in Pharma Litigation
By Vincent Capuano and Kristina Caggiano | Corporate Counsel Magazine | August 15, 2012

Electronic Control Devices: Science, Law, and Social Responsibility
By Thomas Ringe III, Robert J. Myerburg and Kenneth W. Goodman | Circulation | July 12, 2012

Addressing Breach Of Method-Of-Use Patents By Generics
By Vincent L. Capuano, Ph.D., Matthew C. Mousley, Kristina A. Caggiano and Michele A. Kliem, Ph.D. | Law360 | May 2, 2012

Not Just the FTC Anymore: California's Top Court to Weigh In on "Pay for Delay"
By Frederick (Rick) R. Ball | GenericsWeb | March 2012

How Plaintiffs are Playing Their "Unfortunate Hand": The Impact of PLIVA v. Mensing on Personal Injury Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Lauren De Bruicker and James J. Halligan | GenericsWeb | January 24, 2012

Patent Use Codes, The Orange Book and Section viii Statements: A Response to Terry Mahn's Is It Time for FDA to Revise Its Orange Book Rules to Deal with "Skinny-Labeled" Generic Drugs?
By Frederick R. Ball and Elese Hanson | FDLI Update | December 14, 2011

Presumption-of-Adequacy Defense Is Clarified and Reinforced
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | New Jersey Law Journal | December 7, 2011

Federal Pre-Emption Under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act from Medtronic, Inc. v. Lohr; Pliva, Inc. v. Mensing
By Frederick R. Ball | Bender's Health Care Law Monthly | September 1, 2011

Forecasting Forthcoming 'Biosimilar' Drug Regulations
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert and Guy W. Chambers | The Recorder | August 30, 2011

Mensing and Its Impact on State-Law-Based Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Sharon L. Caffrey, Alan Klein and Paul M. da Costa | FDLI Update | August/September 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Biosimilar Products Comparable to Fees for Branded Biologic Drugs
Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. | INNsight | June 2011

Biosimilars--Faster Development and Approval?
By Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | INNsight | March 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Applications for New Generic Drug Applications
By Alan Klein and John Lyons | INNsight | February 2011

Physician Services Group

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

mHealth Revenue Models: Finding the Right One for the Right App
By C. Mitchell Goldman and Erin M. Duffy | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

CMS Lets the Sun Shine Down
By Frederick R. Ball and Elinor L. Hart | FDLI Update | May/June 2013

Seven Tips to Protect Your Facility from a False Claims Act Lawsuit
By Amy E. McCracken | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Illinois Office of the Inspector General Self-Disclosure Protocol for Reporting Medicaid Overpayment
By Nick Lynn and Betsy Anderson | INHAA's The Administrator's Advocate | April 2013

Telemedicine 2.0: It's All About Access and Wellness
By Neville Bilimoria | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

M-Health: The Union of Technology and Healthcare Regulations
By Mark J. Silberman and Lisa Clark | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | September/October 2012

New Weapons against Fraud and Abuse Under The Affordable Care Act
By Joanne B. Erde and Harry R. Silver | South Florida Legal Guide | Midyear 2012

Another Piece of the Puzzle -- The OIG Initiates a New Hospital Audit Program to Focus on Hospital "Risk Areas"
By Joanne B. Erde | CCH Health Care Compliance Letter | February 21, 2012

Reform Means Hospitals Must Reconsider Primary Care Strategies
By Gregory Brodek and C. Mitchell Goldman | Modern Healthcare | July 1, 2011

Litigation Can Pay Off
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Modern Healthcare | June 2011

New Medicare Building Code Requirements Raise Concerns for Hospital Provider-based Facilities
By Lisa W. Clark | BNA's Medicare Report | March 18, 2011

Legal Considerations for Protecting the Physician's Assets
Jerome L. Wolf, PL | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2011

Private Equity

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

The Owner's Manual: To Our Readers
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

The Owner's Manual: Introduction
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Partnering with Private Equity Firms
Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Beyond Bank Borrowing: Mezzanine Funds and Growth Capital
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter2013

The Auction Block: Finding the Right Buyer for Your Company
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

Wealth and Estate Planning: An Integral Piece of the Puzzle
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

First Steps: "Don't Let Your Exit Be an Accident"
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

The Owner's Manual: Glossary
By Duane Morris Private Equity | Duane Morris Private Equity: The Owner's Manual | Winter 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Setting the Stage
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Due Diligence
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Sourcing Deals
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Valuation and Structure
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Integration vs. a Second Bite at the Apple
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

The Finish Line: Financing the Deal and Selling It Upstairs
By Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Duane Morris Private Equity Connections | Summer 2012

Reading the Tea Leaves: Ten Trends in Mergers and Acquisitions in 2011
By Nanette Heide and Keli Whitlock | Mergers & Acquisitions | July 2011

Pornography and Common Law Private Placements
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | March 2011

Product Safety, Compliance and Recalls

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

The Circuit Court Split On 'Fraud On The FDA' Continues
By Sharon Caffrey and Paul da Costa | Products Liability Law360 | March 13, 2012

Patent Use Codes, The Orange Book and Section viii Statements: A Response to Terry Mahn's Is It Time for FDA to Revise Its Orange Book Rules to Deal with "Skinny-Labeled" Generic Drugs?
By Frederick R. Ball and Elese Hanson | FDLI Update | December 14, 2011

Products Liability and Toxic Torts

Automation Systems and Product Liability: Best Practices
By Steven M. Richman | Law360 | January 25, 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

Electronic Control Devices: Science, Law, and Social Responsibility
By Thomas Ringe III, Robert J. Myerburg and Kenneth W. Goodman | Circulation | July 12, 2012

The Circuit Court Split On 'Fraud On The FDA' Continues
By Sharon Caffrey and Paul da Costa | Products Liability Law360 | March 13, 2012

Not Just the FTC Anymore: California's Top Court to Weigh In on "Pay for Delay"
By Frederick (Rick) R. Ball | GenericsWeb | March 2012

Presumption-of-Adequacy Defense Is Clarified and Reinforced
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | New Jersey Law Journal | December 7, 2011

Judge Corporate-Funded Studies on Their Merits
By Kenneth M. Argentieri and Gerald J. Schirato Jr. | National Law Journal | August 16, 2011

Top 10 Tips for Defending Mass Torts in New Jersey
By James J. Ferrelli and Alyson B. Walker | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | August 2011

Mensing and Its Impact on State-Law-Based Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Sharon L. Caffrey, Alan Klein and Paul M. da Costa | FDLI Update | August/September 2011

Limiting Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Entities
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | Law360 | July 12, 2011

Top 10 Tips for Defending Mass Torts in NJ
By James J. Ferrelli and Alyson B. Walker | LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy | June 2011

Consumer Fraud Protection for Business Consumers: "For Who? For What?" Revisited
By James J. Ferrelli and Francesco P.L. Suglia | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | February 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Applications for New Generic Drug Applications
By Alan Klein and John Lyons | INNsight | February 2011

Professional Liability

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

Real Estate

Understanding the Basics of Philadelphia's New Actual Value Initiative
By George J. Kroculick and Michael J. McCalley | The Legal Intelligencer | March 27, 2013

How Efficient is Your Building?
By George Kroculick | ICSC Legal Update | Summer 2012

The DOJ's New ADA Regulations and Accessibility Guidelines
By George J. Kroculick, Andrea M. Kirshenbaum and Jennifer Perry | Commercial Leasing Law & Strategy | January 2011

Real Estate Tax Relief

Understanding the Basics of Philadelphia's New Actual Value Initiative
By George J. Kroculick and Michael J. McCalley | The Legal Intelligencer | March 27, 2013

How Efficient is Your Building?
By George Kroculick | ICSC Legal Update | Summer 2012

Renewable Energy and Sustainability

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Securities Law

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

CEO Succession Planning Often Lost in the Shuffle
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 22, 2013

Director Liability: Corporate Minutes as Trojan Horse
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | February 25, 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Demystified
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | December 11, 2012

Defining and Re-Defining Due Diligence: In Search of a Standard
By Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Winter 2012

JOBS Act to Impact Reporting Under '34 Act
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | November 7, 2012

SEC Rule to Allow Use of Advertising in 'Private' Offerings
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | October 27, 2012

Using the "One-Day Note" in S Corporation Stock Sales
By Carolyn Sprinchorn and Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Corporate Taxation Insider | August 23, 2012

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Corporation Political Contributions and the SEC
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 31, 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

With JOBS Act, Congress Mandates Major SEC Reform
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | April 2012

Section 1502: The Heart of Darkness and Dodd-Frank
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | March 2012

Inconsistencies in Dodd-Frank Implementation
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | January 2012

New SEC Rules Result in Whistleblowing in the Wind
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | November 2011

The Search for Truth in the Securities Marketplace
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | July 2011

Down the Rabbit Hole with the U.S. Supreme Court
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 2011

Pornography and Common Law Private Placements
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | March 2011

What Good Governance Means for Stock Prices
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | January 2011

Boards and the Future of Risk
By Stephen M. Honig | NACD Directorship | Winter 2011

Securities Litigation

Defending Against the Electronic Funds Transfer Act Suit: A Case Study
By Christopher Mahoney | The Banking Law Journal | April 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

Mediation: Early and Often for Cost-Effective Litigation
By Charlotte E. Thomas | The Legal Intelligencer Blog | June 10, 2011

Settling the Issue of Life Settlements
By Seth Goldberg and James Halligan | The Deal | March 9, 2011

Services for Emerging Businesses/Entrepreneurs

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Services for Funds

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Services for Investors

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Services for Private Companies

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Corporation Political Contributions and the SEC
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | May 31, 2012

Services for Public Companies

Stock Tips: Inside the New Exchange Listing Standards
By Laurence S. Lese | Law360 | June 13, 2013

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Services for Shareholders

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

Services for Trade Associations

Old Confusions Back for Charitable Property Tax Exemptions
By David E. Loder and Melissa Sobel Snyder | Pennsylvania CPA Journal | September 6, 2012

Sports

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

A Special Event Taking Over Your City?
By Jonathan Armstrong | The Corporate Counselor | July 1, 2012

Faux Woods
By Wayne Mack | Sports Illustrated | September 5, 2011

State and Local Tax

Using the "One-Day Note" in S Corporation Stock Sales
By Carolyn Sprinchorn and Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Corporate Taxation Insider | August 23, 2012

Tax

Did Sergio Garcia Lose in Match Play with the IRS?
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | May 16, 2013

An Easier Way to Calculate the Home Office Deduction
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | February 14, 2013

Highlights of the Individual Tax Provisions in the New Taxpayer Relief Act
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 17, 2013

IRS Eases Rules on Written Advice on Tax Shelters
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | October 11, 2012

Using the "One-Day Note" in S Corporation Stock Sales
By Carolyn Sprinchorn and Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Corporate Taxation Insider | August 23, 2012

Offshore Disclosure Program Makes a Third Go-Round
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | August 9, 2012

Using S Corporations to Avoid the Medicare Tax
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | June 14, 2012

IRS Removes Two-Year Deadline for Requesting Equitable Innocent Spouse Relief
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | March 8, 2012

Log Rolling Versus the Single Subject Rule
By Stanley R. Kaminski and Elinor L. Hart | United States Law Week | February 28, 2012

Tax Treatment of Employer-Provided Cellphones
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 12, 2012

Identity Theft: What Is It And What Is the IRS Doing About It?
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | December 8, 2011

A Status Report of the Individual Insurance Mandate and the Taxing Power
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | October 13, 2011

New Guidance for Examiners and Managers on the Application of the Economic Substance Doctrine
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | August 25, 2011

Are Service Performing Partners of LPs, LLPs or LLCs Exempt From Self-Employment Taxes?
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | August 11, 2011

Defense of Marriage Act: What Should Same-Sex Couples Do?
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | May 12, 2011

The Second Coming of the Voluntary Disclosure Program for Undisclosed Foreign Accounts
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | March 10, 2011

Legal Considerations for Protecting the Physician's Assets
Jerome L. Wolf, PL | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2011

The IRS Whistleblower Program
By Thomas R. Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | February 10, 2011

Educational Tax Benefits
By Thomas Wechter | AICPA Tax Insider | January 13, 2011

Telecommunications

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Trademarks, Copyrights, Trade Secrets and Unfair Competition

Intellectual Property Topics for Mobile-Device Healthcare and Medical Information Technology
By Stephan P. Gribok | mHealth Newsletter | June 26, 2013

Taking On The Internet For Your Client's Reputation
By Samuel W. Apicelli And Christiane Schuman Campbell | The Legal Intelligencer | April 30, 2013

World Trademark Review Yearbook 2012/2013 - United States
Lewis F. Gould, Jr., Gregory P. Gulia, Vanessa C. Hew and Mitchell A. Frank | World Trademark Review | August 2012

Lawyers and Copyrights: Copyright in the House
By Mark A. Fischer and Paul Sennott | Law.com | August 6, 2012

Lam gi khi bi kien truoc ITC
By Oliver Massman, Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | Kinh tê' Sàigòn | June 28, 2012

Public Interest Factors: The New First Battle in Section 337 Litigation
By Rodney R. Sweetland III and Michael G. McManus | May 16, 2012

FDA’s Draft Guidance on "Biosimilar" Pathway Leaves Key Questions on Specific Clinical Data Requirements and Interchangeability Unanswered
By Vicki G. Norton, Ph.D. and Siegfried J.W. Ruppert, Ph.D. | GenericsWeb | February 2012

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Picture My Bag
By Mark A. Fischer and Meg Sallay | Law360 | April 12, 2011

Nevermore the Ravens' History?
By Mark A. Fischer | IP Law360 | February 4, 2011

Trial

U.S. Supreme Court Finds Patent Settlements Subject to Antitrust Scrutiny
By Alan Klein | GenericsWeb | June 2013

Automated Teller Machine Accessibility
By J. Colin Knisely | Westlaw Journal - Bank & Lender Liability | April 8, 2013

Third-Party Software Providers--Will the DGE Take a Hard Look at Them?
By Frank DiGiacomo and Eric D. Frank | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

The Likely Battle Between the State Lottery and Atlantic City's Casinos
By Frank DiGiacomo | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

The Efforts to Legalize Sports Betting in New Jersey--A History
By Christopher L. Soriano | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2013

Defending Against the Electronic Funds Transfer Act Suit: A Case Study
By Christopher Mahoney | The Banking Law Journal | April 2013

Looking Back on Appeals That Made a Difference
By Thomas R. Newman | New York Law Journal | March 6, 2013

Exhausting Policy Limits When Settling Less than All Lawsuits
By Thomas R. Newman | DRI's For The Defense | March 2013

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

Recent Federal False Claims Act Decision Undermines Attorney-Client Privilege over Certain In-House Counsel Emails
By Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi | Financial Fraud Law Report | February 2013

Automation Systems and Product Liability: Best Practices
By Steven M. Richman | Law360 | January 25, 2013

The Year in Tech Law 2012
By Eric J. Sinrod | Duane Morris LLP | January-December 2012

It Ain't Easy Building Green, Part 2: Sustainable Practices for Sustainable Building
By Steven D. Ginsburg and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | January/February 2013

Proactive Project Management: Documentation and Control Suggestions for Megaprojects
By Albert Bates, Jr. | Construction Law International | January 2013

International Contracts: What Practitioners Need to Know
By Steven Richman | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

The Parol Evidence Rule
By James J. Ferrelli and Eric D. Frank | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 2012

The 'Necessarily Affects' Requirement of CPLR 5501
By Thomas Newman and Steven Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 8, 2012

Dispute Resolution Provisions in Construction Contracts
By Antony Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | September/October 2012

Possible Split Decisions Not Related to Party Affiliation
By Robert L. Byer | The Legal Intelligencer | September 25, 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

Toobin's 'Oath' Fails to Make its Case
By Robert Pratter | The Buffalo News | September 16, 2012

Audit Provisions in Private Construction Contracts: Which Costs Are Subject to Audit, Who Bears the Expense of the Audit, and Who Has the Burden of Proof on Audit Claims?
By Albert Bates, Jr. and Amy Joseph Coles | Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers | September 4, 2012

Insurance Holding Company Act Amendments of 2012
By Robert L. Pratter and Maria R. Granholm | The Legal Intelligencer | July 18, 2012

Electronic Control Devices: Science, Law, and Social Responsibility
By Thomas Ringe III, Robert J. Myerburg and Kenneth W. Goodman | Circulation | July 12, 2012

When Courts Exercise Interest of Justice Jurisdiction
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | July 2, 2012

Voting is Not a Technicality—It's a Fundamental Right
By Lida Rodriguez-Taseff | Daily Business Review | June 4, 2012

Ambiguity and the interpretation of insurance policies in California
By J. Robert Renner | Los Angeles Daily Journal | May 17, 2012

Form and Content of Appellate Briefs
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | May 2, 2012

Ending Duty to Defend: Exhaustion of Policy Limits by Settlement of Less Than All Suits
By Thomas R. Newman | Duane Morris LLP | April 20, 2012

The Arbitrators Have Decided the Construction Dispute: What Do I Do Now?
By Daniel Toomey and Susan Euteneuer | The Construction Lawyer | April 17, 2012

"I Learned About Litigating from That" - Do Something That Scares You
By Richard L. Seabolt | California Litigation | Vol. 25 No. 1 (2012)

The Circuit Court Split On 'Fraud On The FDA' Continues
By Sharon Caffrey and Paul da Costa | Products Liability Law360 | March 13, 2012

Legislating Construction Accidents: The Trend of "Occurrence" Statutes to Create Insurance Coverage for Construction Defect Lawsuits
By Max Stern and Jessica La Londe | Aspatore Thought Leadership | March 13, 2012

The Termination Provision in Fidelity Insurance Policies: Practitioners Discuss a Split in Authority
By Max Stern | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | March 5, 2012

Not Just the FTC Anymore: California's Top Court to Weigh In on "Pay for Delay"
By Frederick (Rick) R. Ball | GenericsWeb | March 2012

Log Rolling Versus the Single Subject Rule
By Stanley R. Kaminski and Elinor L. Hart | United States Law Week | February 28, 2012

O'Malley's Proposed Wind Farms May Be Key to Boosting Maritime Workforce
By Robert B. Hopkins | February 24 - March 1, 2012

Please Excuse the Delay: The Consequences of Untimely Notice, Slow Investigation, and the Failure to Communicate
By Terrance Evans, J.James Cooper, Katherine Mast and Miles Holden | ABA Section of Litigation | February 16, 2012

How Plaintiffs are Playing Their "Unfortunate Hand": The Impact of PLIVA v. Mensing on Personal Injury Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Lauren De Bruicker and James J. Halligan | GenericsWeb | January 24, 2012

Restriction of Court of Appeals' Jurisdiction in Pedestrian Stop Cases
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | January 4, 2012

Eric Sinrod: The Year in Tech Law 2011
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 2012

The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine
By Michael E. Clark | Journal of Health Care Compliance | January-February 2012

Nostradamus, Esquire?
By Patrick Matusky and Francesco P. L. Suglia | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | December 19, 2011

Patent Use Codes, The Orange Book and Section viii Statements: A Response to Terry Mahn's Is It Time for FDA to Revise Its Orange Book Rules to Deal with "Skinny-Labeled" Generic Drugs?
By Frederick R. Ball and Elese Hanson | FDLI Update | December 14, 2011

Presumption-of-Adequacy Defense Is Clarified and Reinforced
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | New Jersey Law Journal | December 7, 2011

It Ain't Easy Building Green
By Steven D. Ginsburg and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | December 1, 2011

UK Construction Act: Long-awaited Changes Come into Effect This Fall
By Nicole Woolard | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

First Circuit Holds That Warranty Not Exclusive Remedy When Repeated Corrective Efforts Fail
By Michael B. Donahue | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

Illinois Decision on Lien Priorities
By Jeffrey L. Hamera | Building & Bonding: The Construction Group Newsletter | November 16, 2011

Lawyers See Challenges in Cross-Border Disputes
By Rachael G. Pontikes and Brian Slipakoff | Chicago Daily Law Bulletin | November 10, 2011

An Insured's Obligation to Reimburse Its Insurer for Costs Expended in the Defense of Non-Covered Claims
By James W. Carbin and Alissa M. Christie | Mealey's Emerging Insurance Disputes | November 3, 2011

Getting the Last Word Has Its Limits
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty Jr. | New York Law Journal | November 2, 2011

Foreigners' Email on Domestic Servers Protected, Ninth Circuit Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | October 10, 2011

ADR in Construction Disputes
By Robert Hendrickson | The Recorder | October 10, 2011

Ever Feel Like Unplugging from All this Technology?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | October 4, 2011

Turning Full Circle: Seeking Reimbursement of Insurer Advances for Large Deductibles
By Charlotte E. Thomas and Myles Seidenfrau | Bloomberg Law Reports - Commercial Insurance | October 3, 2011

Protecting Personal Information In Borders Bankruptcy Proceeding
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 27, 2011

Car Hacking: Hackers are Targeting Your Cars Now
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 15, 2011

Cyber Crime Costs Companies Millions Every Year
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | September 8, 2011

Appeals to the Court of Appeals Under CPLR 5601(a)
By Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. | New York Law Journal | September 7, 2011

Faux Woods
By Wayne Mack | Sports Illustrated | September 5, 2011

Federal Pre-Emption Under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act from Medtronic, Inc. v. Lohr; Pliva, Inc. v. Mensing
By Frederick R. Ball | Bender's Health Care Law Monthly | September 1, 2011

The High Cost of Noncompliance: Can Your Company Afford It?
By Eric P. Berezin and Antony L. Sanacory | CFMA Building Profits | September-October 2011

Workplace Social Networking: Is Facebook During Work Hours Good?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 30, 2011

Is Missouri's Facebook Law Banning Teacher-Student Friends Legal?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 23, 2011

Flashmob Justice: Legal to Unplug Twitter, Messenger For Safety?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 17, 2011

Judge Corporate-Funded Studies on Their Merits
By Kenneth M. Argentieri and Gerald J. Schirato Jr. | National Law Journal | August 16, 2011

Should I Buy Cyber Insurance for Online Protection?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 9, 2011

Google Domination: How Big Is Too Big On the Internet?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | August 2, 2011

Top 10 Tips for Defending Mass Torts in New Jersey
By James J. Ferrelli and Alyson B. Walker | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | August 2011

Mensing and Its Impact on State-Law-Based Claims Against Generic Drug Manufacturers
By Sharon L. Caffrey, Alan Klein and Paul M. da Costa | FDLI Update | August/September 2011

Pushing Back Against Counterfeit Goods
By Wayne Mack | Executive Counsel | August/September 2011

Should Facebook Be Subject To Phone Company Regulation?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 27, 2011

Peeping Toms on Your Laptop: Women's Privacy Undressed By Spyware
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 21, 2011

Can't Blame Google Maps for Car Accident Injuries, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | July 12, 2011

Limiting Personal Jurisdiction Over Foreign Entities
By James J. Ferrelli and Paul M. da Costa | Law360 | July 12, 2011

Recent Supreme Court Decision Will Not End Climate Change Tort Litigation
By J. Robert Renner | PropertyCasualty360 (A National Underwriter website) | June 30, 2011

FBI Seizes Servers, Takes Down Web Sites in Raid
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 28, 2011

Court Orders Loser To Pay E-Discovery Costs
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 21, 2011

Is Facebook's Facial Recognition Software Legal?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 14, 2011

Mediation: Early and Often for Cost-Effective Litigation
By Charlotte E. Thomas | The Legal Intelligencer Blog | June 10, 2011

Computer Sabotage Tantamount To An Act of War?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | June 7, 2011

Top 10 Tips for Defending Mass Torts in NJ
By James J. Ferrelli and Alyson B. Walker | LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy | June 2011

Being an International In-House Corporate Counsel Has Become a High-Risk Business
By Marvin G. Pickholz | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Spring/Summer 2011

Can I Get Busted For Someone Else's Cyber Attack?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 31, 2011

Facebook Posts Can Haunt You: Discoverability in Litigation
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 24, 2011

Teacher Can be Fired For Porn Viewing on School Computer, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 10, 2011

Anti-Spam Law Governs Social Media Pages, Court Rules
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 3, 2011

Eric Sinrod: Sampling of Weekly Blogs on Fast-Breaking Internet Legal Developments for Findlaw.com
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | May 2011

Keeping Sex Offenders Off of Internet Dating Sites
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 26, 2011

Effective Tips on How to Use Social Media Marketing
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 12, 2011

Coverage for Climate Change Claims, An Uphill Fight
By J. Robert Renner | Los Angeles Daily Journal | April 11, 2011

Google Buzz Settlement: Privacy Audits For 20 Years
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | April 5, 2011

Chinese Whispers: How to Tackle the Regulatory Risks of Social Media
By Jonathan P. Armstrong | Managing Partner Magazine | April 2011

Consumer Contracts and Class Actions
By Frank A. Luchak | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | April 2011

Porn Websites Get Go Ahead for .xxx Domain Suffix
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 29, 2011

Natural Disasters In The Internet Era
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 15, 2011

Settling the Issue of Life Settlements
By Seth Goldberg and James Halligan | The Deal | March 9, 2011

Distributed Denial Of Service Attacks Are Still Cause For Concern
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 8, 2011

The Internet: Everything Now At Your Fingertips
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | March 1, 2011

What Happens To Airport Scanner Body Images?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 22, 2011

On The Internet, People Can Find Out If You Are A Dog
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 15, 2011

Termination for Convenience of Construction Contracts
By Frederick Cohen and John S. Wojak, Jr. | New York Law Journal | February 15, 2011

The Changing Landscape of Competition Law: MA Noncompete Bill Re-Filed
By Bronwyn L. Roberts and Ben Kuruvilla | AGC of Massachusetts Newsletter | February 11, 2011

The Dodd-Frank Act's Bounty Hunter Provisions
By Michael E. Clark | The Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation | February 9, 2011

Privacy Protection Is Smart Business
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 8, 2011

Harvesting Electronic Discovery
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | February 1, 2011

U.S. FDA Proposes User Fees for Applications for New Generic Drug Applications
By Alan Klein and John Lyons | INNsight | February 2011

Consumer Fraud Protection for Business Consumers: "For Who? For What?" Revisited
By James J. Ferrelli and Francesco P.L. Suglia | New Jersey Lawyer Magazine | February 2011

Transparency When It Comes To Online Security Breaches
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 25, 2011

Privacy Rights and Celebrities: Truth, Fiction and Biopics
By Mark A. Fischer and Franklin H. Levy | Duane Morris LLP | January 20, 2011

European Union Circling the Antitrust Wagons Around Google?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 18, 2011

Microsoft Word Potentially Subject To Targeted Attacks
By Eric Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 11, 2011

2011 Here We Come!
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | January 4, 2011

Venture Capital/Emerging Companies

Finding the Law of Finders Proves to be SEC Mystery
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | August 1, 2012

Water

The Energy Debate -- Where Do We Go From Here?
By Sheila Slocum Hollis | The Current, Women's Council on Energy and the Environment | May 3, 2011

Wealth Planning

On In re Garretson
By Jocelyn Borowsky and Jennifer Wallace | Steve Leimberg's Asset Protection Planning Email Newsletter | February 28, 2013

A Comparison of the Leading Trust Jurisdictions
By Jocelyn Margolin Borowsky | Tax Management Estates, Gifts and Trusts Journal | July 12, 2012

Legal Considerations for Protecting the Physician's Assets
Jerome L. Wolf, PL | The Journal of Medical Practice Management | March/April 2011

White-Collar Criminal Defense, Corporate Investigations and Regulatory Compliance

Federal Trade Commission vs. Watson: The Supreme Court Takes Up "Reverse Payments"
By Frederick Ball | Health Care Law Monthly | February 2013

Recent Federal False Claims Act Decision Undermines Attorney-Client Privilege over Certain In-House Counsel Emails
By Marvin G. Pickholz and Mary C. Pennisi | Financial Fraud Law Report | February 2013

3 Tips for Limiting Liability in the Digital Age
By Steven Levitsky, Thomas Redekopp and Mark Walsh | Law360 | January 23, 2013

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Demystified
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | December 11, 2012

The Food and Drug Bar Travels to Brazil
By Frederick R. Ball | Pharmaceutical Executive | September 25, 2012

SEC and Industry Battles Over Regulation: Who Prevails?
By Stephen M. Honig | New England In-House | June 2012

Non-Compliance with U.S. Anticorruption Law: Are You Losing Millions in Company Value?
By Mauro Wolfe and Katharine Gehring | Asian-Mena Counsel | May 16, 2012

The Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine
By Michael E. Clark | Journal of Health Care Compliance | January-February 2012

Patent Use Codes, The Orange Book and Section viii Statements: A Response to Terry Mahn's Is It Time for FDA to Revise Its Orange Book Rules to Deal with "Skinny-Labeled" Generic Drugs?
By Frederick R. Ball and Elese Hanson | FDLI Update | December 14, 2011

Federal Pre-Emption Under the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act from Medtronic, Inc. v. Lohr; Pliva, Inc. v. Mensing
By Frederick R. Ball | Bender's Health Care Law Monthly | September 1, 2011

Being an International In-House Corporate Counsel Has Become a High-Risk Business
By Marvin G. Pickholz | Inside: NYSBA Corporate Counsel Section | Spring/Summer 2011

The Dodd-Frank Act's Bounty Hunter Provisions
By Michael E. Clark | The Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation | February 9, 2011