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Amarin v. FDA Focuses the Spotlight on the First Amendment and the FDA's Regulation of Off-Label Promotion [Drug & Device Law]

May 11, 2015

Publication - Products Liability

John Sullivan discusses Amarin Pharma, Inc. v. FDA, in which Amarin seeks a declaration that the FDA's off-label regulations, as applied by the FDA, violate the First Amendment and the Due Process clause of the Fifth Amendment.


2017 Guide to State Attorneys General [Map]

May 05, 2015

Publication - State Attorneys General

The guide includes information on attorney generals in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Commonwealth, and Territories of the United States, including a photos, year first elected or appointed, political party affiliation, leadership positions and brief background summaries.


A Primer on Joint-Defense Agreements [The Legal Intelligencer]

May 05, 2015

Publication - White Collar Defense & Investigations

Matthew Glazer and Arthur Fritzinger explain that even the most routine corporate investigation has the potential to develop into a multidefendant case, and it may be important for parties to coordinate their strategies from the beginning through joint-defense agreements.


Cozen O’Connor Launches New State Attorneys General Practice with Addition of Nationally Acclaimed State AG Practice

May 05, 2015

Press Release - Government & Regulatory, Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies, State Attorneys General, Subrogation & Recovery

On the heels of its recent announcement of the addition of 60 lawyers in Chicago, Cozen O’Connor is proud to announce the addition of ten attorneys and government professionals and the formation of the firm’s State Attorneys General Practice.


Daniel Luccaro Named Distinguished Advocate By Support Center for Child Advocates

May 05, 2015

News

Daniel Luccaro was selected as a 2015 Distinguished Advocate by the Support Center for Child Advocates.


DOL Issues Re-proposed Regulations Defining Investment Advice Fiduciary and Proposes New PTEs [Employee Benefits Alert]

May 04, 2015

Publication - Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

The DOL issued long awaited re-proposed regulations governing fiduciary status and investment advice for public comment on April 14, 2015. The proposed regulations would amend the definition of fiduciary under ERISA to better protect retirement savers against conflicted investment advice.


Cozen O'Connor Helps Guide National Real Estate’s $141M Philly Loan

May 04, 2015

News - Real Estate - Hospitality

A team of Cozen O’Connor real estate attorneys, led by Howard Grossman, assisted a partnership comprised of affiliates of National Real Estate Development, Young Capital, SSH Real Estate and Joss Realty in its $141 million leasehold mortgage debt financing from Ullico, LLC, an insurance and investment firm.


Dare to Drone? Drones in Subrogation Investigations [Subrogation & Recovery Alert]

May 04, 2015

Publication - Subrogation & Recovery

Unmanned aircraft systems, more commonly known as drones, are seemingly everywhere. From technologically advanced toys to military warfare, drones are in our everyday lives. Drones are useful in high-risk situations, and oftentimes, are safer and more economical for routine monitoring, preventative maintenance operations and dangerous investigations.


New York City Building Owners Granted One-Time Amnesty of Façade Inspection Safety Program [Real Estate Alert]

May 01, 2015

Publication - Condominiums & Cooperatives, Real Estate

Under Local Law 11, the New York City Department of Buildings requires owners of building that are six stories or greater to have exterior walls inspected once every five years. Building owners who did not comply by the most recent deadline have received a pardon, but are obligated to meet new requirements.


High Court Opens Door To Greater State Role In Energy [Law360]

May 01, 2015

Publication - Antitrust & Competition

Jonathan Grossman and Thomas Ingalls discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to uphold a lower court decision that will allow a greater role for state courts in regulating the energy sector.


Yes, There Is Still Vioxx Litigation [Drug and Device Law]

April 27, 2015

Publication - Products Liability

John Sullivan discusses Levitt v. Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp., in which the Vioxx MDL court denied Merck's motion for summary judgment, instead ordering that discovery be reopened.


Eleven Cozen O'Connor Attorneys Recognized as Washington, D.C., Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

April 27, 2015

Press Release

Washington, D.C., April 27, 2015 – The 2015 Washington, D.C., edition of Super Lawyers Magazine, published by Thomson Reuters, has named 11 Cozen O’Connor attorneys to its annual list of Super Lawyers and Rising Stars.


Debra Friedman Discusses Difference Between EEOC’s Newly Proposed Rule on Wellness Programs and HIPAA Requirements in SHRM

April 24, 2015

News - Employment Litigation, Labor & Employment

Debra Friedman, a member of the Labor & Employment Department, comments on the EEOC’s proposed rule on wellness programs differing from HIPAA’s wellness program incentives in that it extends the 30 percent limit on incentives under health-contingent wellness programs to participatory wellness programs that require disability-related inquiries or medical examinations.


Michael Schmidt Joins Bloomberg BNA Board of Editorial Advisers

April 23, 2015

News - Labor & Employment

Michael Schmidt, vice chair of the Labor & Employment Department, has been invited to join the Advisory Board for Bloomberg BNA’s Social Media Law & Policy Report.


Cozen O’Connor and Meckler Bulger Tilson Vote to Combine

April 23, 2015

Press Release - Subrogation & Recovery

Cozen O’Connor and Chicago-based Meckler Bulger Tilson (MBT) are pleased to announce their respective partners have agreed to a combination of 60 attorneys from MBT with Cozen O'Connor.


Georgia Supreme Court: Insured Cannot Sue for Settlement Amount or Bad Faith Absent Insurer’s “Consent to Settle” [Global Insurance]

April 23, 2015

Publication - Insurance Coverage, Professional Liability Insurance Coverage - Insurance

On April 20, 2015, the Georgia Supreme Court unanimously held that when an insured fails to seek its insurer’s consent to settle a claim, the insured cannot pursue litigation against its insurer to recover settlement amounts paid by the insured without its insurer’s consent or for bad faith refusal to settle.


Supreme Court Opens Door to Increased Role for State Courts and State Regulators in the Energy Sector

April 21, 2015

Publication - Antitrust & Competition, Environmental Litigation & Enforcement, Environmental Regulatory & Due Diligence, Government & Regulatory, Utility & Energy

The Supreme Court today allowed the states a greater role in regulating the energy sector.


Cozen O'Connor Among Top Law Firms for Female Attorneys

April 20, 2015

Press Release

Law360 named Cozen O'Connor among the top 100 law firms for female attorneys based on the firm's female representation at the partner and non-partner levels and its total number of female attorneys.


PA Court: Business Privilege Tax Sanctioned Under Local Tax Act Do Not Apply to Lease Payments [Tax Alert]

April 20, 2015

Publication - Tax

A divided Commonwealth Court held that a township’s business privilege tax on gross receipts enacted under the Local Tax Enabling Act could not be applied to lease payments in Fish v. Township of Lower Merion.


You Want to Remand? I'm Already Gone [Drug and Device Law]

April 20, 2015

Publication - Products Liability

John Sullivan discusses Cole v. Medtronic, Inc., in which the plaintiff asked the court to remand the case back to state court because a second defendant, a hospital, was a citizen of the forum state, thus triggering the forum-defendant rule and blocking removal.

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