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Business Groups Challenge Florida "Guns at Work" Law [Inside Counsel]

July 01, 2008

Publication - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

Business Groups Challenge Florida "Guns at Work" Law - Inside Counsel - A new state law that will allow Florida residents to keep firearms in their cars at work is being challenged by several employer groups. The law, which takes effect July 1, prohibits public and private employers from having policies prohibiting firearms in their parking lots. It allows employees with valid weapons permits to keep guns locked in their cars in employers’ parking lots.


The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) [Subrogation and Recovery Alert!]

July 01, 2008

Publication - Subrogation & Recovery - Insurance

The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) - Subrogation and Recovery Alert! - 4 pgs total. The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) is an intl. agreement that is applicable to contracts for the intl. sale of goods between parties whose places of business are in different countries. Two CISG issues that are relevant to subrogation actions against parties doing business in a foreign country: a requirement that the buyer provide timely notice of the nonconformity of the goods to the seller, and, the statute of limitations under CISG.


Cozen O’Connor Member Camille M. Miller Lectures At AIPLA Spring Meeting

July 01, 2008

Press Release - Intellectual Property

Cozen O’Connor Member Camille M. Miller Lectures At AIPLA Spring Meeting


Recipe for Disaster [BEST'S REVIEW]

July 01, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage, Products Liability

Recipe for Disaster - BEST'S REVIEW - Propelled by globalization, outsourcing and offshoring by American companies, the global food network has morphed into a complex, complicated system - ripe for food contamination claims of epic proportions, with insurers bearing the ultimate financial burden.

A white paper released by the Cozen O'Connor law firm in March - published on the heels of the largest beef recall in U.S. history in February -


Summer 2008 [Subrogation and Recovery Observer]

July 01, 2008

Publication

Summer 2008 - Subrogation and Recovery Observer -


Joseph Gerber Elected Chairman of Chubb Foundation

June 27, 2008

Press Release

Joseph Gerber Elected Chairman of Chubb Foundation


Cozen O'Connor Attorneys Make Media Appearances

June 27, 2008

Press Release

Cozen O'Connor Attorneys Make Media Appearances


Cozen O'Connor and Select Firm Attorneys Recognized by Chambers USA 2008

June 26, 2008

Press Release - Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring, Intellectual Property, Labor & Employment

Cozen O'Connor and Select Firm Attorneys Recognized by Chambers USA 2008


Cozen O’Connor Names Geoffrey D. Ferrer Managing Partner Of New York Offices

June 25, 2008

Press Release - Insurance

Cozen O’Connor Names Geoffrey D. Ferrer Managing Partner Of New York Offices


Cozen O’Connor And Firm Member Thomas G. Wilkinson Honored By Friends Of Farmworkers

June 25, 2008

Press Release

The law firm of Cozen O'Connor and member Thomas G. Wilkinson have been honored by the Friends of Farmworkers for their outstanding pro bono service. Tom was honored for his ''tireless pro bono service,'' including his role as lead counsel in the federal court challenge to the City of Hazleton's immigration ordinances. The firm was honored for ''its commitment to public service,'' demonstrated by their substantial support of those involved in enjoining the ordinances, including firm members Linda Kaiser Conley, Thomas B. Fiddler, Elena Park, Ilan Rosenberg and Doreen Trujillo. The awards were presented at the Friends of Farmworkers 2008 Reception, held at the Moore College of Art in Philadelphia.


The New York Court of Appeals Resolves Issues Concerning the Calculation of Earned Commissions [Labor and Employment Alert!]

June 25, 2008

Publication - Labor & Employment

On June 10, 2008, the New York Court of Appeals issued a decision that is significant for the financial services industry, the real estate and insurance brokerage industries, and any other industry or employer that compensates its New York employees in whole or in part on a commission basis. Specifically, the Court of Appeals decided in Pachter v. Bernard Hodes Group, Inc. that New York Labor Law provisions governing the payment of wages and commissions


Supreme Court Weighs in on Scope of False Claims Act [Health Law Alert!]

June 23, 2008

Publication - Business, Health Care & Life Sciences - Health Care & Life Sciences

Supreme Court Weighs in on Scope of False Claims Act - Health Law Alert! - A recent, unanimous decision of the U.S. Supreme Court appears significantly to reduce the
potential liability under the False Claims Act for claims health care providers file with private Medicare and Medicaid managed care organizations, as opposed to with the Medicare and Medicaid fee-for-service programs. Allison Engine Co. v. United States ex rel. Sanders, 553 U.S.___ (No. 07-214, June 9, 2008).


Cozen O’Connor Attorney Thomas G. Wilkinson Elected President Of Pennsylvania Bar Institute

June 18, 2008

Press Release - Professional Liability

Cozen O'Connor member Thomas G. Wilkinson has been elected President of the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI). The PBI is an educational arm of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the largest non-profit provider of continuing legal education in the state. It is a non-profit organization that aims to provide Pennsylvania lawyers with information that is timely, practical, cost effective and of the highest possible quality.


Global Losses From Tomatoes Likely Pricey [Best Week]

June 16, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage, Products Liability

Global Losses From Tomatoes Likely Pricey - Best Week - The multibillion tomato industry in North America is in disarray as U S regulators struggle to determine the source of a Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak that has so far sickened
roughly 228 people across 23 states
The delay in finding the source has meant significant business disruption for U S tomato growers and distributors and to some extent their counterparts in Canada and Mexico whose produce are consumed in the United States


Ballard Spahr a Victor in Suit Filed Against it by Potential Client [The Legal Intelligencer]

June 11, 2008

Publication - Professional Liability

A Montgomery County jury vindicated Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll Monday in a breach of fiduciary duty suit brought against the firm by a man seeking between $17 million to $30 million in lost profits plus interest and punitive damages.


The ChemNutra Indictment: A Sign of Things to Come? [FoodProductDesign.com]

June 10, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage, Products Liability

The ChemNutra Indictment: A Sign of Things to Come? - FoodProductDesign.com - In regulating our conduct, in everything from our daily lives to business activities, we assume that, unless accompanied by a culpable mental state, be it intentional, reckless or knowing, our actions should not be considered criminal. Based on this assumption, the shopper who leaves a store without paying for an item
that was mistakenly left in the cart is not guilty of a crime. Likewise, the innocent


Cozen O’Connor Attorney Designated A 2008 Delaware And Pennsylvania Super Lawyer By Law & Politics

June 09, 2008

Press Release - Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring

Cozen O’Connor Attorney Designated A 2008 Delaware And Pennsylvania Super Lawyer By Law & Politics


Heating up - Insurers push businesses and individuals to get greener [Rough Notes]

June 08, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage

Heating up - Insurers push businesses and individuals to get greener - Rough Notes - Most people look at the insurance industry as a conservative business that changes very little and then only when forced to do so. But the history of the industry is quite different. It has often been in the forefront of efforts to promote safer workplaces, buildings, autos and so on. Of course, these efforts were not strictly eleemosynary; both insureds and insurers benefited from the improved risk profiles.


Cozen O’Connor Attorney Jennifer A. Brandt Discusses Family Law Matters On CN8, TruTV And CN8 Headline News

June 06, 2008

Press Release - Family Law

Cozen O’Connor Attorney Jennifer A. Brandt Discusses Family Law Matters On CN8, TruTV And CN8 Headline News


Special Report: Suing the Saudis - How Cozen took on a kingdom for 9/11 liability [Philadelphia Inquirer]

June 03, 2008

News - Subrogation & Recovery - Insurance

Special Report: Suing the Saudis - How Cozen took on a kingdom for 9/11 liability - Philadelphia Inquirer - On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Stephen Cozen huddled with expert witnesses
in a seventh-floor conference room of his Center City law firm preparing for what
promised to be a bare-knuckle trial over a string of soured movie deals.

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