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May 2, 2008

Waiting and Worrying: How Protected are Confidential Communications?

If you are like us, then your ethical quandaries seem to fall, for the most part, into two categories: conflicts and privilege. Privilege is a hot...

The Legal Intelligencer
April 30, 2008

401(k) Plan Sponsors Beware: Supreme Court Rules That Participants Can Sue For Individual Account Losses

     In three concurring opinions, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that its previously heralded decision in...

March 31, 2008

Importance of Contextual Analysis on a Motion To Dismiss

Few issues in civil procedure jurisprudence are more significant than pleading standards, which are the key that opens access to courts. See...

New Jersey Law Journal
March 15, 2008

Big Brother is Watching- Resolve to promote accountability, transparency, and compliance

It was suggested in the last column that, because of significantly heightened Congressional and media scrutiny of the sector, perhaps the most...

The Nonprofit Times
March 7, 2008

Future of Attorney-Client Privilege Rests on Pa. Supreme Court

Multiple hats worn by in-house counsel can sometimes create confusion around the issue of when the attorney-client privilege can be asserted to...

The Legal Intelligencer
March 1, 2008

Bankruptcy Reform in the Wake of the Subprime Crisis: Is it Enough?

Currently, more than 2.2 million American households are facing foreclosure and the loss of their homes as foreclosures increased over 75 percent...

First Focus- The Subprime Crisis
February 28, 2008

New Law Places Burden Back on School Districts, Where It Belongs

On Jan. 13, New Jersey took a step toward leveling the playing field for parents who disagree with their school districts' special education...

New Jersey Law Journal
February 19, 2008

Significant Developments in Corporate Litigation Law: Bulletin No. 2008-01 February 2008

Delaware Supreme Court Declines to Extend Standing to Bring Derivative Claims to Non-Shareholder Directors The Supreme Court of the State of...

February 15, 2008

It's A New Year- It is time to get in compliance with state rules

If you're one of those who thought Congressional scrutiny of the non-profit sector was going to end just because Sen. Charles (R-Iowa) is no...

The Nonprofit Times
February 1, 2008

Professional Conduct in Cyberspace: Proceed with Caution

Technology is advancing so rapidly that, in many respects, it's gone beyond our ability to prepare for and think through all the moral,...

The Legal Intelligencer
January 28, 2008

3rd Circuit Eliminates Individual Liability for Violations of Special Ed Law

In a landmark decision in the first half of 2007, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed that parents and their children with special...

The Legal Intelligencer
January 16, 2008

DOL Issues Final QDIA Rules

     The U.S. Department of Labor has recently issued final regulations addressing qualified default investment alternatives...

January 5, 2008

Paid Family Leave in New Jersey - Are we creating a structure for success?

On the eve of the 15th anniversary of the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), the federal government and states across the nation are...

New Jersey Labor and Employment Law Quarterly
January 4, 2008

Five New Year's Resolutions for a Successful and Trouble-Free 2008

As we ring in our second year as monthly columnists on all things involving legal ethics and professional responsibility, we thought it only...

The Legal Intelligencer
January 1, 2008

University Licensing

Technological improvements are, for the most part, driven by the rate of invention, which has increased appreciably in recent years as measured by...

The Licensing Journal
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