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Department of Justice and the Wire Act [Gaming Law Review and Economics]

February 16, 2012

Publication

Department of Justice and the Wire Act - Gaming Law Review and Economics - Barry Boss of the Commercial Litigation Group was featured in a roundtable discussion, hosted by the Gaming Law Review and Economics, to discuss the Department of Justice’s recent pronouncement on the Wire Act. Moderated by Sue Schneider, the panel dissects the Wire Act, providing a brief overview of its history, the various ways it has been applied in the past, and what the DOJ’s new policy implicates for future interpretations of the Act.


Michael Stuart quoted in Aggregates Manager Magazine

February 16, 2012

News - Intellectual Property, Patents

Michael Stuart quoted in Aggregates Manager Magazine


The Stop Online Piracy Act and the High Seas of the Internet Age [The Legal Intelligencer]

February 15, 2012

Publication - Intellectual Property

The Stop Online Piracy Act and the High Seas of the Internet Age - The Legal Intelligencer -


Innovation gains ground even with contracts under microscope [New York Real Estate Journal]

February 14, 2012

Publication - Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Litigation

Innovation gains ground even with contracts under microscope - New York Real Estate Journal - Even in the best of times, the use of outside contractors by government can be controversial, with public employee unions clamoring for more work to be brought in house. These, however, are not the best of times. The city, state and country all continue to suffer from the deep impacts of the Great Recession. Although New York City seems to have weathered the storm better than many metropolitan areas, budgets continue to be cut while infrastructure needs remain unmet.


The Erosion Continues: Washington Supreme Court Expands the Olympic Steamship Rule and Finds a Viable Bad Faith Claim by a PIP "Insured" [Global Insurance Alert!]

February 13, 2012

Publication - Bad Faith, Insurance Coverage - Insurance

The Erosion Continues: Washington Supreme Court Expands the Olympic Steamship Rule and Finds a Viable Bad Faith Claim by a PIP "Insured" - Global Insurance Alert! - In Matsyuk v. State Farm Fire & Cas. Co., 2012 Wash. LEXIS 119 (Feb.9 2012), the Washington Supreme Court held that: (1) a tortfeasor's insurer that provides both Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and liability coverage must pay a pro rata share of the attorney fees incurred by the PIP insureds via the equitable "common fund" doctrine, even though the insurer derived no benefit from the "fund"


When to Appeal Privilege Claims - State and Federal Differences [From the Sidebar]

February 13, 2012

Publication

When to Appeal Privilege Claims - State and Federal Differences - From the Sidebar -


Bankruptcy Court Holds Equitable Tolling Doesn't Apply to Look-Back Period [Delaware Business Court Insider]

February 08, 2012

Publication

Bankruptcy Court Holds Equitable Tolling Doesn't Apply to Look-Back Period - Delaware Business Court Insider -


Suzanne Mayes named panel member of Governor Corbett's Higher Education Advisory Panel

February 07, 2012

Press Release

Suzanne Mayes named panel member of Governor Corbett's Higher Education Advisory Panel


Ed Weisz quoted in All Things Digital

February 07, 2012

News - Intellectual Property

Ed Weisz quoted in All Things Digital


New York's Appellate Division Holds that Insurers Cannot Delay Issuing a Disclaimer of Coverage on a Known Coverage Defense While It Investigates Other Potential Grounds for Disclaiming [Global Insurance Alert!]

February 07, 2012

Publication - Appellate, Insurance Coverage - Insurance

New York's Appellate Division Holds that Insurers Cannot Delay Issuing a Disclaimer of Coverage on a Known Coverage Defense While It Investigates Other Potential Grounds for Disclaiming - Global Insurance Alert! - In George Campbell Painting v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa, 2012 N.Y. Slip Op. 254 (1st Dept. 2012), New York's Appellate Division, First Department, expressly overruled its prior holding in DiGuglielmo v. Travelers Prop. Cas., 6 A.D.3d 544, 766 N.Y.S.2d (1st Dept.2004), which held that "[a]n insurer is not required to disclaim on timeliness grounds before conducting a prompt, reasonable investigation into other possible grounds for disclaimer."


California, Washington and New York to Require Most Insurers Doing Business in Their States to File Climate Change Disclosures [Global Insurance Alert!]

February 06, 2012

Publication - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

California, Washington and New York to Require Most Insurers Doing Business in Their States to File Climate Change Disclosures - Global Insurance Alert! - On February 1, 2012, California's Insurance Commissioner, Dave Jones, announced that California would join New York and Washington in requiring insurers to disclose how climate change may affect their business. The three states will now require all insurers writing in excess of $300 million in direct premiums to respond to a climate change survey form developed by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).


中国公司在美国收购交易的经验与分析

February 03, 2012

Publication

目前有越来越多的中国公司在美国进行收购、有控制的投资、合资企业和初创企业等交易,以实现其某些战略目标,避免错过极具吸引力的商机。


Stephen A. Cozen Named Business Leader of the Year

February 02, 2012

Press Release

Stephen A. Cozen Named Business Leader of the Year


Leni Morrison Cummins Quoted in The Cooperator Regarding Co-op and Condo Rules & Regulations

February 01, 2012

News - Condominiums & Cooperatives, Real Estate

Leni Morrison Cummins, a member in the firm's Real Estate Group, is quoted in The Cooperator regarding co-op and condo rules and regulations, and how to follow them, while protecting your safety and quality of life as a resident.


Leni Morrison Cummins Quoted in The Cooperator on Condo Rules and Regulations

February 01, 2012

News - Real Estate

Leni Morrison Cummins, a member in the firm's Real Estate Group, is quoted in The Cooperator, on an article discussing how a board can lay out solid rules and regulations for their co-op or condo building, and how to best enforce them.


Good-Faith Basis of Settlement Agreements Between Ceding Insurers and Insureds Is a Question of Fact [Global Insurance Alert!]

January 31, 2012

Publication - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

Good-Faith Basis of Settlement Agreements Between Ceding Insurers and Insureds Is a Question of Fact - Global Insurance Alert! - The "follow the fortunes" and "follow the settlements" doctrines often preclude reinsurers from re-examining the conduct of cedents in settling claims. However, a recent ruling by Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, calls into question this conventional wisdom.


Philadelphia Commerce Court Sustains the PA Business Judgment Rule [The Legal Intelligencer]

January 30, 2012

Publication

Philadelphia Commerce Court Sustains the PA Business Judgment Rule - The Legal Intelligencer - The Philadelphia Commerce Court recently issued an opinion declaring the business judgment rule alive and well for corporate boards in Pennsylvania. In a case involving a board's decision to sell the company, the court relied upon the findings of a special litigation committee and rejected shareholder allegations that the SLC was biased and did not act in the best interest of the corporation.


Just in Time for the Big Game: FTC Super Bowl Advertising Decision Highlights Importance of Antitrust and Consumer Protection Compliance Programs [Antitrust Law Alert]

January 26, 2012

Publication - Antitrust & Competition, Business

The hype surrounding Super Bowl advertisements has triggered government scrutiny. Just in time for the 2012 Super Bowl early next month, the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Division of Advertising Practices issued a closing letter involving Super Bowl advertising practices employed during the 2011 Super Bowl. The November 16, 2011 FTC opinion highlights why all companies should have internal antitrust and consumer protection compliance programs in place.


The 'Eyes' Have It at the U.S. Supreme Court [The Legal Intelligencer]

January 24, 2012

Publication - White Collar Defense & Investigations

The 'Eyes' Have It at the U.S. Supreme Court - The Legal Intelligencer -


From the Experts: Super Bowl Ads Meet Corporate Compliance [Corporate Counsel]

January 24, 2012

Publication - Antitrust & Competition, Business

Melissa Maxman, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Antitrust Practice Group, and Robert Magovern, a member of the Business Law Department, discuss the Federal Trade Commission's Super Bowl Advertising decision, examining practices from 2011's big game, and highlights the importance of antitrust and consumer protection compliance programs.

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