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Forum Selection Clause Held Waiver of Removal Right [Delaware Business Court Insider]

August 12, 2015

Publication - Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring

Barry M. Klayman and Mark E. Felger published an article in the Delaware Business Court Insider discussing the case of Interdigital v. Wistron, which answers the question of whether a forum selection clause in an agreement constitutes a waiver of a party’s right to remove the case to federal court if the other party files suit in a Delaware state court.


Strategies for in-house counsel to maximize coordination of multidisciplinary products liability litigation

August 12, 2015

Publication - Commercial Litigation, Products Liability

Shelby Riney, of Cozen O'Connor's Commercial Litigation department, published, "Strategies for in-house counsel to maximize coordination of multidisciplinary products liability litigation."


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Good Day Philadelphia to Discuss Actress Kelly Rutherford's Ongoing Custody Battle

August 12, 2015

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt was a guest on Good Day Philadelphia to discuss actress Kelly Rutherford's ongoing custody battle and a recent New York Supreme Court ruling that ordered her children to return to Monaco.


The District of New Jersey Holds That You Can’t “Discover” Your Way to a Parallel Violation Claim [Drug and Device Law]

August 10, 2015

Publication - Products Liability

John Sullivan discusses Becker v. Smith & Nephew, a hip implant case pending in federal court in New Jersey.


The City of San Bernardino Proposed Bankruptcy Plan [Cozen O'Connor Podcast]

August 07, 2015

Publication - Public & Project Finance

Mark Vacha, Public & Project Finance, summarizes and highlights some of the significant points of the City of San Bernardino's proposed plan for the adjustment of its debts (as proposed and filed on May 29, 2015 in bankruptcy court). Mark also discusses the public finance concern of how different types of bondholders, creditors and other stakeholders are treated and the take-aways from this case for general governmental credits.


Preparing A Client For Settlement [GPSolo]

August 05, 2015

Publication - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt discusses the difficult task of reaching a divorce settlement and offers guidance on how to make things move more smoothly.


Protecting Your Company From Privacy Breaches Begins Now [The Legal Intelligencer]

August 05, 2015

Publication - Technology, Privacy & Data Security

Jason Bonk and Calli Jo Padilla discuss the importance of implementing, enforcing and training on policies reflecting the best practices to protect companies against the increasing threat of cyberhacking and privacy breaches.


Joseph Tilson Discusses Employee Handbook Revisions in the Chicago Tribune

August 04, 2015

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

Joseph Tilson discusses the growing trend of the National Labor Relations Board causing employers to revise their employee handbooks for the digital age as people talk about their workplaces on social media platforms.


Insurance Journal Covers Cozen O'Connor Florida Claims Handling Webinar Series

August 03, 2015

News - Bad Faith, Insurance Coverage - Insurance

The Global Insurance Department presented a two-part webinar series addressing Florida claims handling issues arising out of first and third party claims and litigation in June, 2015.


Federal Judges “Weigh In” on Expert Testimony [Subrogation & Recovery Alert]

August 03, 2015

Publication - Subrogation & Recovery

Two recent decisions by district court judges in Philadelphia and one by the 4h Circuit in Richmond are encouraging to subrogation professionals because the challenges went to the weight rather than admissibility of the testimony.


Understanding the DOJ's Airlines Antitrust Investigation [Corporate Counsel]

August 03, 2015

Publication - Antitrust & Competition, Aviation, Aviation Litigation, White Collar Defense & Investigations - Aviation

Barry Boss, Stephen Miller, and Rebecca Brodey discuss the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division’s latest investigation – airline capacity restrictions.


Joe Tilson Elected Vice-Chair of ABA Section on Labor and Employment Law

August 01, 2015

Press Release - Labor & Employment

Tilson’s new position was announced today at the ABA’s annual meeting in Chicago, and is effective immediately.


Jennifer Brandt Appears on Good Day Philadelphia to Discuss Potential Liability of Daycare Center

July 31, 2015

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt was a guest on Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the two brothers in Oklahoma who were hospitalized with severe sunburns after a day care trip to a water park.


The Supreme Court Affirms Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction for “Stern” Claims Based Upon Implied Consent [ABA Business Bankruptcy Committee Newsletter]

July 31, 2015

Publication - Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring

Mark Felger and Keith Kleinman discuss the Supreme Court’s decision in Wellness Int’l Network, Ltd. v. Sharif, in which it was affirmed that bankruptcy courts have jurisdiction to issue final judgments on Stern claims if the parties consent to the bankruptcy court adjudicating such claims.


Matthew Criscuolo and John David Dickenson Discuss Representing Risk Retention Groups in The Risk Retention Reporter

July 31, 2015

News - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

Matthew Criscuolo and John David Dickenson write an article in The Risk Retention Reporter titled "Leveling the Playing Field: Representing Risk Retention Groups in Coverage Disputes."


Hawaii Supreme Court Holds a Primary Insurer Cannot Gamble with the Excess Insurer’s Money [Global Insurance Alert]

July 30, 2015

Publication - Bad Faith, Insurance Coverage

The Hawaii Supreme Court, providing three separate reasons, held that the excess insurer could bring a cause of action for equitable subrogation.


Failure to File Post-Trial Motions Waives Issues [Tax Alert]

July 23, 2015

Publication - Tax

The taxpayer filed a complaint in the nature of a request for declaratory judgment to void the tax sale. After a trial, the taxpayer filed a Statement of Matters Complained of on Appeal, but had not previously filed post-trial motions.


Ashley Madison and the Illusion of Online Privacy [Avvo Naked Law Blog]

July 23, 2015

Publication - Family Law, Technology, Privacy & Data Security

Jennifer Brandt discusses the Ashley Madison hacking scandal and explains how before using a website, posting on social media, or sending an email, consider the ramifications, and consider whether the private information you are providing is really secure.


Is A DOL Rule For Portable Device Work Coming? [Law360]

July 23, 2015

Publication - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

Michael Schmidt offers tips to employers to avoid violating the Department of Labor’s recently proposed rule of changing overtime regulations.


Group Homes Were Not Charitable [Tax Alert]

July 23, 2015

Publication - Tax

The court agreed with the trial court that the taxpayer had not established that it donated or rendered gratuitously a substantial portion of its services. The evidence was that the taxpayer received charitable contributions that varied around one percent of its annual expenditures, but the contributions, at least in substantial part, were a return from its parent of fees charged for management services

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