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Summer 2008 [Insurance Coverage Observer]

August 30, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

We take pride at Cozen O’Connor in addressing new developments that will affect our clients. In this issue, we include a special report on two new decisions from New Jersey on bad faith in the UM/UIM context.


10th Circuit Permits Expert to Testify Over Daubert Objection/Colo. CT Appeals Holds Willful and Wanton Conduct May Overcome Fire Alarm Limitation of Liability Contract Provision [Breaking Legal News and/or Recall Alerts]

August 29, 2008

Publication - Subrogation & Recovery

10th Circuit Permits Expert to Testify Over Daubert Objection/Colo. CT Appeals Holds Willful and Wanton Conduct May Overcome Fire Alarm Limitation of Liability Contract Provision - Breaking Legal News and/or Recall Alerts - A 10th circuit court upheld a decision allowing an expert to testify as the court felt it should be left to the jury to decided what to believe. The Court of Appeals of Colorado made a decision that limitation of liability causes are not necessarily applicable in cases of willful and wanton conduct.


Recall Information from 8/29/2008 [Breaking Legal News and/or Recall Alerts]

August 29, 2008

Publication - Subrogation & Recovery

Recall Information from 8/29/2008 - Breaking Legal News and/or Recall Alerts - 14 pgs. Recalls covering: Gas grills at Lowe’s Stores, Remote-Controlled Helicopter Toys by Innovage, Indoor Lighting Fixtures by Lithonia, HP Fax Machines, and Power Light Modules by GCI.


Cozen O’Connor Attorneys Participate In PBI Professional Liability Seminar

August 23, 2008

Press Release - Professional Liability

Cozen O’Connor Attorneys Participate In PBI Professional Liability Seminar


Summer 2008 [Labor and Employment Observer]

August 15, 2008

Publication - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

Our Summer 2008 Labor and Employment Law Observer covers a multitude of topics of interest to in-house counsel, human resources professionals and corporate management.


Summer 2008 [Sports and Entertainment Observer]

August 14, 2008

Publication - Sports

The summer is almost over, and the entertainment industry has made it through the Writers Guild of America's strike, which we previously outlined in the Fall 2007 issue.


Cozen O’Connor Member Nelson A. Diaz Speaks On Housing Crisis For Latino And Puerto Rican Affairs Commission

August 07, 2008

Press Release

Cozen O’Connor Member Nelson A. Diaz Speaks On Housing Crisis For Latino And Puerto Rican Affairs Commission


Cozen O’Connor Members Lawrence T. Bowman And Hayes A. Hunt Serve As Faculty Members At NITA National Trial Skills Session

August 07, 2008

Press Release

Cozen O’Connor Lawrence T. Bowman and Hayes A. Hunt recently served as faculty members at the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s (NITA) 37th Annual National Trial Session, held in Louisville, Colo. Bowman and Hunt taught participants new ways to improve their performance in direct and cross examinations, laying foundations, delivering opening statements and closing arguments, and performing voir dire, and provided instant critiques of their performances.


A Cavalier Attitude [The National Law Journal]

August 06, 2008

Publication

While much commentary has been devoted to the groundbreaking holding of D.C. v. Heller — that the Second Amendment confers an individual right to "keep and bear Arms" for purely private purposes — too little attention has been paid to what the court did not decide and the significant uncertainties that remain in Second Amendment jurisprudence.


Cozen O’Connor Member Kevin M. Mattessich Speaks On Subprime Issues For London Markets Conference

August 05, 2008

Press Release

Cozen O’Connor Member Kevin M. Mattessich Speaks On Subprime Issues For London Markets Conference


Suitability in Annuity Transactions: A Comparison of the 2008 Amendments to the Suitability Laws in Florida and Connecticut [LexisNexis]

August 04, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

During September 2003, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners adopted the Suitability in Annuity Transactions Model Regulation (Suitability Model) to establish uniform standards and procedures for ensuring that annuity purchases and exchanges were suitable to the insurance needs and financial objectives of senior citizens.


Shortening The Path To Energy Independence: A Policy Agenda To Commercialize Battery-Electric Vehicles [Electricity Journal]

August 01, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage

Shortening The Path To Energy Independence: A Policy Agenda To Commercialize Battery-Electric Vehicles - Electricity Journal - Battery electric vehicles (“BEVs”)—highway vehicles primarily powered by electricity stored in a battery—present the best near term solution to reduce America’s dependence on petroleum and to curb carbon dioxide (“CO2”) emissions, the primary pollutant contributing to climate change. Our nation’s almost total dependence
on petroleum to power our cars and trucks is dragging down our economy, entangling our military in foreign conflicts, and saddling our children with an ecological disaster.


The AIA Contract Documents... Not the Only Game in Town [Structure Magazine]

August 01, 2008

Publication - Construction Law

The AIA Contract Documents... Not the Only Game in Town - Structure Magazine -


Risk Management 101 [BEST'S REVIEW]

August 01, 2008

Publication - Construction Law, Electronic Discovery & Practice Advisory Services - Real Estate & Construction

Risk Management 101 - BEST'S REVIEW - The value of customer data is recognized by all businesses. Each piece of data brings power but also risks. You can use it, sell it, update it, ignore it - even and here's the catch - lose it.

If your business possesses personal, identifiable, information such as Social Security numbers of dates of birth, customer account information such as account numbers and expiration dates, or medical records, then you have a legal duty to maintain the privacy of that information.


Work Overtime to Ensure That Your Unauthorized Employees Do Not [The Corporate Counselor]

August 01, 2008

Publication

As we have passed the mid-way point of 2008, it is clear that wage and hour lawsuits continue to dominate a large portion of all new cases filed in court each day. This noticeable surge will continue, if not further increase, as current and former employees claim in increasing numbers that they have been classified improperly as ''exempt'' employees and thus are owed overtime premium pay.


Hawaii Supreme Court Concludes Liability Insurers Have No Duty to Indemnify or Defend Successor Company Where the Named Insured Assigned Policies Without Insurers' Consent [Insurance Coverage Alert!]

July 31, 2008

Publication - Insurance Coverage - Insurance

Hawaii Supreme Court Concludes Liability Insurers Have No Duty to Indemnify or Defend Successor Company Where the Named Insured Assigned Policies Without Insurers' Consent - Insurance Coverage Alert! -


In A Major Policy Shift, New York Places The Burden On Insurers To Prove Prejudice When A Claim Notice By An Insured Is Late [Insurance Corporate & Regulatory Alert !]

July 28, 2008

Publication - Insurance Corporate & Regulatory, Insurance Coverage

In A Major Policy Shift, New York Places The Burden On Insurers To Prove Prejudice When A Claim Notice By An Insured Is Late - Insurance Corporate & Regulatory Alert ! - New York Governor David A. Paterson signed legislation (the “Bill”) on July 23, 2008 that mandates a major change with respect to the issue of proving prejudice caused by a late notice of a claim by an insured. The Bill introduces a material prejudice standard and applies to insurance policies issued or delivered in New York on or
after January 19, 2009.


Summer 2008 [Commercial Disputes Observer]

July 27, 2008

Publication

Summer 2008 - Commercial Disputes Observer -


Cozen O’Connor Attorney Jennifer A. Brandt Discusses Family Law Matters On Television News Shows

July 24, 2008

Press Release - Family Law

Cozen O’Connor Attorney Jennifer A. Brandt Discusses Family Law Matters On Television News Shows


Cozen O’Connor Attorneys Jay A. Dorsch And L. Stephen Bowers Lecture On Pension Plan Basics

July 19, 2008

Press Release - Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

Cozen O’Connor attorneys Jay A. Dorsch and L. Stephen Bowers recently lectured on ''Pension Plan Basics and Legislative Updates'' for Kistler-Tiffany Benefits. Some of the topics Dorsch and Bowers covered included pension plan options for small employers and an update on deferred compensation rules.

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