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Suzanne Mayes Appointed to PIDC Board

February 28, 2014

News - Public & Project Finance - Real Estate & Construction

Public & Project Finance Chair, Suzanne Mayes, was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC). PIDC is a non-profit, joint venture between the city of Philadelphia and the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce that plans and implements real estate and financing transactions that attract investment jobs and tax ratables to the City of Philadelphia.


Nev., Del. Sign Landmark Interstate Online Poker Deal [Law360]

February 25, 2014

News - Gaming

Delaware and Nevada announced Tuesday that they had struck the United States' first ever agreement to allow authorized casinos and operators to share online poker players across state lines, in a deal that leaves open a door for other states to join in.


Tia Ghattas Featured in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

February 25, 2014

News

A feature story on Tia Ghattas, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Commercial Litigation Department, was recently published in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. The article, titled “Cozen O’Connor’s Ghattas on call, day or night,” highlights Tia’s occupation and the challenges that accompany it. Daniel Johnson, a member of the firm's Global Insurance Department, was quoted in the article, discussing Tia’s management style.


Jeffrey Pasek Shares Insight About Onboarding in Family Office Exchange (FOX) Whitepaper

February 14, 2014

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

In a whitepaper titled “Onboarding Household Staff: Best Practices in Managing an Efficient Home While Minimizing Risk and Expense,” Jeffrey Pasek, a member of Cozen O’Connor’s Labor & Employment Department, offers his insights about onboarding from an employment law perspective and what makes an onboarding experience successful.


Jennifer Brandt Discusses How Valentine’s Day Adds Pressure to Marriages in MainStreet

February 12, 2014

News - Family Law

In an article titled “Valentine’s Effect Causes 40% to Explore Divorce,” Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Department, discusses how “Valentine’s Day puts a lot of pressure on people to provide proof of their love for one another in one day… Because Valentine’s Day forces us to assess our romantic relationships, many people realize that they are not happy in the situation they are in and there is no possibility of it improving. Thus, they may turn toward divorce to get a fresh start.”


Patrick J. O’Connor Named by Legal Intelligencer as a Lifetime Achievement Award Winner

February 11, 2014

News

Cozen O’Connor Co-Founder Patrick J. O’Connor has been named by the Philadelphia Legal Intelligencer as a 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner. The Legal Intelligencer is honoring the great history of the legal profession in Pennsylvania by identifying some of the most important members of the legal community with Lifetime Achievement Awards.


Ken Fisher Quoted in Crain's New York Business Article, "City Hall's New 'In' Crowd"

February 10, 2014

News - Government & Regulatory

Ken Fisher, of the Government & Regulatory and the Real Estate Practice Groups, was quoted in a Crain's New York Business article titled, "City Hall's New 'In' Crowd." The article examines how the first Latina City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, was elected in New York. The lobbyists that support Mark-Viverito are mentioned by Ken Fisher as he says, "Anytime a story is written saying a lobbyist is close to a politician, they raise their rates."


David Barron Discusses Overnight Workers and Daylight-Saving Time in the Houston Chronicle

February 05, 2014

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

In an article titled "When the clocks spring forward, what happens to paychecks?" David Barron, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Labor & Employment Department, discusses daylight-saving time and its impact on employees who work overnight.


Joe Rich Appointed Chapter Co-Chair of NASP's DC/MD Chapter

January 28, 2014

News - Subrogation & Recovery

Joe Rich, a member of the Subrogation and Recovery Department in our Philadelphia office, has been appointed as the 2014 Chapter Co-Chair of NASP's revived DC/MD Chapter.


Ken Fisher Quoted in Crain's New York Business Article, "A Glimmer of Hope on City Council for Developers"

January 27, 2014

News - Government & Regulatory, Real Estate - Real Estate & Construction

Ken Fisher, of the Government & Regulatory and the Real Estate Practice Groups, was quoted in a Crain's New York Business article titled, "A Glimmer of Hope on City Council for Developers." The article examines David Greenfield and his role as chair of the Committee on Land Use on the New York City Council. Fisher offers his remarks on Greenfield by stating, "The power of the job comes in helping to shape the debate."


David Barron Cited in Human Resource Executive Regarding Lowe’s Worker Misclassification Case

January 24, 2014

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

In an article titled “HR Plaintiffs Build Their Case Against Lowe’s,” David Shadovitz, editor at Human Resource Executive, favorably cites David Barron’s HR headaches blog post titled “New Trend in Overtime Suits – HR Managers?” to explain that HR departments aren’t immune from overtime laws.


Suzanne Mayes Featured in Law360’s Q&A

January 22, 2014

News - Public & Project Finance

Suzanne Mayes, chair of the firm's Public & Project Finance Department, was recently featured in Law360’s Powerbrokers Q&A series. In the Q&A, Suzanne answers questions about challenges she's faced being a woman at a senior level within a law firm, whether she's encountered sexism in her career, and what advice she has for aspiring female attorneys.


Cozen O’Connor Ranks #28 in Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America Assessment

January 15, 2014

News

Cozen O’Connor was ranked 28th in the 2014 Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America assessment, an annual evaluation sponsored by independent corporate wellness research and data analysis firm Healthiest Employers LLC©. “The Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America honors the ‘best of the best’ employers, those who blaze the path to a healthy workplace for their peers.” The award represents employers of all sizes, regions and industries that have incorporated the most vital corporate wellness practices.


Jeffrey Monhait Cited in NY Daily News Article Regarding A-Rod Arbitration Matter

January 09, 2014

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In an article titled “Alex Rodriguez no star in this courtroom,” Tom Harvey, a New York attorney and legal analyst at the New York Daily News, favorably cites Jeffrey Monhait’s persuasive law review article published in Harvard’s Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law to discredit A-Rod’s assertion that the arbitration process is unfair. Monhait’s article details the history of baseball’s arbitration process and noted that union members viewed the process as fair, at least with respect to salary disputes.


Peter Fontaine Discusses Harassment by Climate Change Denialists in The Guardian

January 09, 2014

News - Climate Change

In an article titled “Harassment of climate scientists needs to stop,” Peter Fontaine, co-chair of Cozen O'Connor's Utility, Environmental & Energy Practice Group, discusses the harassment of climate scientist Michael Mann by climate change denial groups that are “on a fishing expedition for anything they can find to embarrass Mann and cast doubt on the validity of his work.”


Howard Grossman Mentioned in NJBIZ

January 06, 2014

News - Real Estate - Real Estate & Construction

Howard Grossman, of the Real Estate Practice Group, was mentioned in a NJBIZ article titled, "Kislak Sells 286-unit Apartment Complex for $14.75M." The article explains how Howard Grossman represented the purchaser during the transaction of the apartment complex.


PA Supreme Court Grants Cozen O’Connor Allocatur to Rehear Case Regarding Contribution Limits Under City Election Law

January 06, 2014

News

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court announced on Monday, January 6, 2014 that it would grant Cozen O’Connor’s motion for allocatur and rehear a decision finding that forgiving nearly $500,000 worth of debt accrued by U.S. Rep. Bob Brady, D-Pa during his unsuccessful 2007 Philadelphia mayoral bid would violate contribution limits under city election law.


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Shepard Smith Reporting to Discuss France's New Divorce Law Proposal

January 03, 2014

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Department, was a guest on Shepard Smith Reporting today on Fox News to discuss France’s new proposal to allow consenting couples to divorce without ever seeing a judge.


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Fox News to Discuss Texas Man Charged for Hate Crime

December 27, 2013

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Department, was on Fox News this morning to discuss the Texas man charged with a hate crime for breaking a man’s jaw while playing the “knockout game.”


Jennifer Brandt Appears on the Fox News Network to Discuss Decision to Keep California Child on Life Support

December 26, 2013

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Department, was on the O’Reilly Factor last night on the Fox News Network.

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