Glenn MacKinlay participated in a panel titled “Tools of the Trade – The Government’s Increasing Use of RICO, Cooperators, and Wiretaps in White-Collar Cases” during the Boston Bar Association's White-Collar Crime Conference. Continue Reading
Understanding Additional Insured Coverage and Contractual Indemnification
Joann Lytle discusses “Understanding Additional Insured Coverage and Contractual Indemnification” during RISKWORLD 2023 in Atlanta, GA. Continue Reading
Brokers and Intermediaries
The role of property brokers and third party logistics providers continues to grow and expand. More shippers – and carriers – rely on them to arrange for the transportation and distribution of goods. Ron Leibman moderates a panel that discusses how Covid and on-line purchasing have Continue Reading
High on the Job: Dealing with Marijuana Legislation
Emily Gianquinto speaks about employment issues surrounding cannabis use in a presentation titled “High on the Job: Dealing with Marijuana Legislation” at the Safety & Health Conference presented by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association. Continue Reading
Negotiation of Covenants in Loan Transactions in an Uncertain Environment
Inez Markovich joins Mark A. Gittelman, Chief Counsel– Bankruptcy and Business Reorganization, PNC Bank, National Association during a discussion on “Negotiation of Covenants in Loan Transactions in an Uncertain Environment” during the In-House Counsel Conference, presented by the Association of Continue Reading
Building Your Brand
Kate Buck joins a panel entitled “Building Your Brand” during IWIRC's 20th Annual Spring Conference. Continue Reading
Balancing Reward & Risk in GovCon Collaborations: Mentor-Protégé, JVs, Subcontracts, and Teaming Arrangements
Alex Major and Matthew Wright speak on “Balancing Reward & Risk in GovCon Collaborations: Mentor-Protégé, JVs, Subcontracts, and Teaming Arrangements” during the Native Hawaiian Organizations Association's Small Business Summit in Honolulu, HI. Continue Reading
Deconstructing Hunger: Food Insecurity and Racial Justice
According to the USDA, approximately 13% of the US population are food insecure; which means that they do not have reliable and steady access to food. When the intersectionality of race and ethnicity is considered, the statistics show that people of color are at a higher risk of being food insecure Continue Reading
CLE Training: Practical Probate Skills
Many Philadelphians deal with ‘tangled titles’ to their homes. This means these Philadelphians may have a legal interest in their home, or even reside there, but are not the legal owners. Tangled titles can prevent necessary repairs to the house, cause unsustainable living conditions, and stop Continue Reading
Prove It! Expected Amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence, Including Those Relating to Expert Testimony
Every trial attorney, expert witness, and jurist needs to be aware of the proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence. They include proposed amendment to Rule 702 regarding admissibility of expert testimony. Experts often assist juries with scientific and technical matters, and their Continue Reading