Hub Hires: Ropes & Gray, Fisher Phillips, Nutter

News - Construction Law

Wendy Venoit was quoted in a Law360 article that featured a long list of attorney moves in Boston during the month of February.

City demanding more affordability in apartment projects

News - Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies, Zoning, Land Use & Development

Cozen O’Connor PEP Surpassed $1M in 2021 'Perfect Storm'

News

Michael Heller spoke with Am Law discussing Cozen O'Connor’s 2021 financial results, which showed growth and strong performance all around.

Think Before You Pin: Pinterest & Copyright

News - Copyright & Content, Intellectual Property

Edward Weisz spoke with Thomas Jefferson University discussing fair use, a section of the copyright law also called Title 17 of the United States Code that governs the protection of works while promoting scholarship.

OSHA plans to step up safety missions beyond COVID

News - Labor & Employment

John Ho spoke with Newsday discussing that companies shouldn't drop their guard on COVID-19.

Jennifer Brandt Appeared on Court TV

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, chair of the firm’s Family Law Group, was a guest on Court TV.

Hard Time Fighting Back: Employers Seek Defenses vs. Rising Biometrics Class Actions, Emboldened Settlement Demands

News - Technology, Privacy & Data Security

Erin Bolan Hines was quoted in a Cook County Record article discussing the BIPA statute of limitations debate and why some defense lawyers are trying to stave off settlements.

No Need For Faulty Work Coverage Bill, Attys For Insurers Say

News - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

John R. Ewell was quoted in the expert analysis “No Need For Faulty Work Coverage Bill, Attys For Insurers Say” by Law360.

How employers can help their employees feel safe when returning to the office

News - Labor & Employment

Michael Schmidt joined This Morning with Gordon Deal to discuss how employers can help their employees feel safe when returning to the office.

What To Consider Before Firing Vaccine-Averse Employees

News - Labor & Employment

Michael Schmidt spoke with Law360 about New York City's recent firing of more than 1,400 workers who refused COVID-19 vaccinations.

How Governors Races May Change Energy, From EVs To Renewables

News - Utility & Energy

David Zambito was quoted in an article published in Environment and Energy News (E&E News) that discusses the fate of energy policies based on the potential outcomes of the gubernatorial elections in November 2022. The article looks at the upcoming races of four key states that can transform the energy sector: Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, and Florida.

The Supreme Court Ruling Affects the Public and Private Workforce

News - Labor & Employment

John Ho joined the GovExec Daily podcast to discuss the Supreme Court's decision to block President Biden’s federal vaccine mandate that would enforce a vaccine-or-test requirement for employees at private businesses with 100 or more employees.

Nursing Homes vs. Assisted Living

News - Elder Law

Howard S. Krooks is quoted in an article in Washington Top News that assesses the differences of care that nursing homes and assisted living facilities provide for the elderly

Jennifer Brandt Appeared on Court TV

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, chair of the firm’s Family Law Group, appeared on Court TV to discuss Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s custody battle.

Cozen O'Connor Expands Into Boston With Construction Pro

News - Construction Law

Wendy Venoit was featured in a Law360 article that discusses her move to Cozen O'Connor.

Attys Want In-Person Bargaining, But Zoom Likely To Persist

News - Labor & Employment

Daniel Johns spoke with Law360 discussing virtual negotiations with unions during COVID-19.

2nd Circ. Set To Tackle Geico Underpayment Accusations

News - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

John R. Ewell was quoted in the article “2nd Circ. Set To Tackle Geico Underpayment Accusations” by Law360.

Law360 Publishes Our Tips To Avoid Regulatory Scrutiny as Expert Analysis

News - State Attorneys General

Lori Kalani and Keturah Taylor’s five tips for retailers and other parties impacted by supply chain snafus are a must-read for businesses wanting to avoid attention from state AGs.

Limited Resources Will Test DOJ Preference For Merger Suits

News - Antitrust & Competition

Jonathan Grossman was quoted in an article published by Law360, which discusses reactions to Jonathan Kanter, the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division chief, stating that merger settlements should be "the exception, not the rule."

Jerry Goldfeder: Renowned Election Law Attorney

News - Government & Regulatory

Jerry Goldfeder was a guest on the Two Lawyers Walk Into a Bar podcast to discuss the formative experiences in his life that impacted his career.