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Recent Trial Victory for C=Holdings B.V. Highlighted in Law360

December 17, 2013

News - International

Cozen O’Connor litigators Martin Gusy and Matthew Weldon obtained a $1 million award of statutory damages, along with attorney’s fees, for C=Holdings B.V., the Dutch owner of the iconic Commodore computer brand and associated trademarks.


Angelo Savino & Kristie Abel Discuss Aleynikov v. Goldman Sachs in Law360

December 16, 2013

News - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

Angelo Savino and Kristie Abel, members of Cozen O'Connor's Global Insurance Group, recently published an article titled “Aleynikov v. Goldman Sachs Provides Valuable D&O Insight” in Law360. The article discusses how the Aleynikov v. Goldman Sachs decision provides an interesting lesson in the differences between indemnification and advancement and who may be considered an officer for purposes of awarding indemnity and advancement.


Michael Heller Discusses the Challenges Among Law Firm Leaders Today in The Philadelphia Business Journal

December 13, 2013

News

​In an article titled “How past law leaders would function in today’s legal world,” Cozen O’Connor CEO Michael Heller discusses whether law firm managers of the 1990s and 2000s could thrive in today’s legal market. The business of running a law firm has changed dramatically since the recession hit in 2008 and clients have increasingly more power in the relationship between law firms and the clients, who have tightened legal budgets and demand a high level of value from the firms they employ. Law firm leaders now are faced with new challenges, including staffing, hiring, real estate, budgeting and weaker demand. Additionally, technology is ever-evolving and leaders must adapt to new advances. Michael Heller states “with technology, leaders 20 years ago did not have time to think about some of that. It’s a critical component today and changing daily. Rate pressure, efficiency, alternative fee arrangements. These issues are not new but they are more prevalent than they were back then.”


David Sunshine Discusses Colorado State Assembly Candidate Gordon Klingenschmitt’s Efforts to End Liberal Critics on YouTube in The National Journal

December 12, 2013

News - Intellectual Property

In an article titled “How Did a Conservative Colorado Preacher Get YouTube to Shut Down His Liberal Critics?” David Sunshine, a member of Cozen O’Connor’s Intellectual Property Group, discusses conservative former Navy chaplain and Colorado state assembly candidate Gordon “Dr. Chaps” Klingenschmitt’s efforts to stop liberal group People for the American Way from stealing short clips from Klingenschmitt’s YouTube show and altering their titles in an extremely unfavorable manner. David states “there's little question that RWW's videos are protected under the fair-use doctrine.”


Ken Fisher discusses de Blasio transition [New York Real Estate Journal]

December 10, 2013

News

Bill de Blasio will become the 109th mayor of the city of New York. As different as de Blasio and Bloomberg are in experience and ideology, so too is the city at these points of time.


Peter Fontaine Interviewed by NPR Regarding SB411 Bill

December 05, 2013

News - Utility & Energy

Peter Fontaine, co-chair of Cozen O’Connor’s Utility, Environmental & Energy Practice Group, was interviewed by NPR on Wednesday, December 4, 2013, about SB 411, a bill to encourage greater use of acid water from coal mining to extract natural gas. Pete offers his opinion on the bill in StateImpact, a project of NPR member stations dedicated to examining how state policy and issues affect people and communities.


High Profile Victory for Pro Player Funding LLC Highlighted in Law360

November 26, 2013

News

Alton Hall and Tammy Shea, members of Cozen O'Connor's Commercial Litigation Department, recently secured a summary judgment on behalf of Pro Player Funding LLC in the highly publicized case of Vincent Paul Young, Jr. v. Peoples Financial Services et al. The case involved a loan taken out by Vince Young, quarterback for the University of Texas during their 2005 National Championship season, third overall pick in the 2006 NFL draft, and 2006 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year.


Cozen O’Connor Continues Growth of International Subrogation and Recovery Department

November 25, 2013

News - Subrogation & Recovery - Insurance

Cozen O’Connor is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its internationally recognized Subrogation & Recovery Department with the recent addition of four attorneys. Lawyers who have joined the firm’s Subrogation & Recovery Department in 2013 include Virginia Markovich, member in the New York office; Philip J. Berens, an associate in Los Angeles; Richard J. Maleski, an associate in the Miami office; and Marie-Pier Nadeau, an associate in the Toronto office.


Ken Fisher Mentioned in Capital New York

November 25, 2013

News

Ken Fisher, of the New York City office and Real Estate Practice Group, was mentioned in a Capital New York article titled, "Controversial Magnate Pokes Holes in Bloomberg's Styrofoam Ban." The article explains the financed lobbying effort the City Council successfully pushed to alter Michael Bloomberg's bill to ban the use of styrofoam in food establishments.


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Happening Now on Fox News to Discuss New York Motocycle Gang Assault

November 20, 2013

News

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law practice, appeared on Happening Now on Fox News to discuss the arraignment of NYPD Detective Wojciech Braszczok, who was indicted as one of the bikers involved in the SUV-motorcyclist confrontation that happened on the West Side Highway in September.


New ACA Developments Affecting Individual Coverage & Cancellations

November 15, 2013

News - Government & Regulatory, Health Care & Life Sciences - Health Care & Life Sciences

On November 14, President Obama announced that health insurers will be able to extend existing plans for individuals through 2014 that would have been otherwise cancelled due to changes under the Affordable Care Act. This proposed fix does not guarantee that extensions will be available, but rather allows insurers to offer the extension and for state regulators to approve it.


David Barron Offers Office Party Advice in BenefitsPro

November 14, 2013

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

In an article titled ''Oh no, not the office party again!'' David Barron, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Labor & Employment Department, offers advice on how to limit the potential fallout from an office party gone horribly wrong.


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Fox 29 to Discuss New Jersey Powerball Winner

November 12, 2013

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Practice, was a guest on Fox 29 news to discuss the case of the New Jersey Powerball winner, Pedro Quezada, v. his ex-girlfriend, Ines Sanchez, who is trying to claim half of his lottery winnings of $338 million.


David Barron Discusses Holiday Party Misconduct in Society for Human Resource Management

November 11, 2013

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

In an article titled ''Out with Mistletoe, Spiked Punch and 'Santa's Little Helpers,''' David Barron, a member of Cozen O'Connor's Labor & Employment Department, discusses misconduct at company holiday parties.


Mark Gallant and Robert Chu Mentioned in Law360 for Representing the University of Pennsylvania Health System

November 06, 2013

News - Health Care & Life Sciences

Mark Gallant, chair of the Health Care Practice Group, and Robert Chu, of the Health Care Practice Group, were recently mentioned in a Law360 article for representing UPenn Health Systems.


Stephen Miller Discusses SAC Capital Advisors in Bloomberg

November 05, 2013

News - Securities Litigation & SEC Enforcement, White Collar Defense & Investigations

In an article titled “SAC Agrees to Plead Guilty to End Insider Trading Case,” Stephen Miller, of Cozen O’Connor’s Commercial Litigation Department, discusses SAC Capital Advisors LP, the hedge fund accused of fostering a culture of rampant insider trading. SAC has recently agreed to plead guilty to securities fraud and wire fraud, pay a record $1.8 billion and shutter its investment advisory business.


Stephen Cozen Represented the City and Board of City Trusts in Win Before the PA Supreme Court

November 04, 2013

News - Appellate

Steve Cozen achieved a major victory before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on behalf of the Board of City Trusts and the city of Philadelphia. In an unanimous decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that Girard Estate is tax immune and as a consequence hundreds of millions of dollars of tax exempt bonds are no longer in limbo.


Ken Fisher Quoted in the New York Law Journal Regarding Brooklyn DA Candidates

November 04, 2013

News

Ken Fisher, of the Real Estate Practice Group, was quoted in a New York Law Journal article titled,


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Your World with Neil Cavuto

October 30, 2013

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, a member of the firm’s Family Law Practice, was a guest on Your World with Neil Cavuto on the Fox News Network. Jennifer discussed the National Library of Medicine’s, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, announcement that they will begin “mining” social media for information on health behavior.


Peter Lynch to be Inducted to the Illinois State University 2013 College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame

October 28, 2013

News

Peter Lynch has been selected as an inductee into the Illinois State University 2013 College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame. Peter was chosen due to his impressive professional achievements and service to others. He will be officially inducted during an induction ceremony on Friday, November 8, 2013.

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