Campaigns and elections develop in unplanned or unanticipated ways. Advising and adapting to these developments requires attorneys to keep the client’s conduct and actions within the bounds of the law. Stephanie Olivo, Special Counsel and former Compliance Director for NJ Election Law Enforcement Continue Reading
Suspension and Debarment, and Related Compliance and Ethical Concerns
Nothing is scarier to government contractors than the prospect of suspension or debarment. In this webinar experienced government contracts attorney Maria Panichelli discusses the ethical issues and common causes of suspensions and debarments, which can keep you from doing future business with Continue Reading
Procurement Process
This is session 2 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series. In this session, Cara Wulf and Philip Lee discuss the Government procurement process in a nutshell, as well as the Procurement Integrity Act and consequences for violations. They also walk through how to identify Continue Reading
Evidence in New Jersey Trust and Estate Litigation
Tim Ferges covers evidence issues and challenges faced by trust and estate litigators from their initial retention as counsel through trial for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. Continue Reading
Introduction to Government Contracts and Associated Regulations
This is session 1 of 4 in the Introduction to Government Contracts webinar series. In this session, Cara Wulf and Philp Lee introduce students to the specialized contracting procedures that apply to contracts with the U.S. Government. They examine the uniform contract format and discuss the Continue Reading
The New Data Privacy Laws, Update on Privacy Class Action Litigation, and Managing of Privacy Risk Through Insurance
Steven Weisman and Scott Christie present on “The New Data Privacy Laws, Update on Privacy Class Action Litigation, and Managing of Privacy Risk Through Insurance” at the New Jersey & Metro Philadelphia HFMA 48th Anniversary Annual Institute. Attendees will learn about the New Jersey data Continue Reading
Courts Deciding Coverage Issues Based Solely on Pleadings—Is Discovery Necessary?
Sheri Pastor will join a panel at the Women in Insurance Network Regional CLE Program in San Francisco, CA, to discuss "Courts Deciding Coverage Issues Based Solely on Pleadings—Is Discovery Necessary?" This event aims to energize and empower women in the dynamic insurance industry, offering Continue Reading
From Viruses to Planes: Assessing the Impacts of Another Planet and Similar Decisions on First-Party “Physical Loss” Coverage
The past year has seen state supreme courts closing out and resolving ongoing questions regarding coverage for Covid-19, including the recent certification decision by the California Supreme Court in Another Planet. Courts are considering the scope of application to other types of coverage. One Continue Reading
Insurers’ Duty to Defend, Duty to Indemnify, and Insurance Bad Faith
Sheri Pastor presents at the National Business Institute’s "Insurers' Duty to Defend, Duty to Indemnify, and Insurance Bad Faith" course, which dives into insurers' duties and responsibilities, factors that can cause disagreements over coverage and defense obligations, and scenarios that give rise Continue Reading
Annual False Claims Act Update
McCarter & English Partners Khaled Klele and Geoffrey Rosamond discuss the latest statistics on FCA filings and settlements, recent trends in case law, and the elements of an FCA claim at the 22nd Annual CLE Conference hosted by the Association of Corporate Counsel, New Jersey. During the Continue Reading