Books
Published 2009
By Mark C. Levy, Co-author; et al.
Industries Life Sciences
Services Commercial Litigation
Mark C. Levy, a Partner and Vice Chair of the Life Sciences Practice Group, wrote a chapter for Inside the Minds: Working with Government Agencies in Food and Drug Law , a book published by Aspatore Books. Levy's chapter focuses on what to do if your company is the target of a government investigation. To learn more about the book or to order it, please click here .
Books
Published 2009
By John B. Reiss, Co-author; et al.
Industries Health Care | Life Sciences
John B. Reiss, a partner in the Business and Finance Department and a member of the Health Law and Life Sciences Practice Groups, co-wrote this article that examines agency behavior, court decisions and legislative or other developments that affect manufacturers of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and biotechnology products. This year, the authors have included information concerning the food industry. As far as continuing trends are concerned, given the enhancements to the False Claims Act, it is clear that management of effective compliance programs must continue. In addition, while this...
Books
Published 2009
By Robert L. Duston, Co-author; et al.
Services ADA FHA and Disabilities Law | Labor and Employment | Employment Litigation
Robert L. Duston, partner and co-chair of the Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits Practice Group, authored the book, The Americans With Disabilities Act Manual for Apprenticeship Programs . The book, published by The National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee, is designed for apprenticeship programs in the building trades.
Books
Published 2010
By Katayun I. Jaffari, Craig F. Zappetti, Co-Authors
Services Securities Litigation
A team of Saul Ewing securities lawyers, led by Partners Katayun I. Jaffari and Craig F. Zappetti, has edited its 20th edition of SEC Reporting Rules books.* As any professional familiar with SEC reporting rules knows, the SEC disclosure rules are complex and constantly expanding. The 2010 SEC Reporting Rules books present the rules in a user-friendly format. The book is unique because it interweaves Regulation S-K or the proxy rules, as applicable, with the text of the disclosure form, thus eliminating the need to use two books to get the full disclosure requirements for a particular issue...
Books
Published 2010
By William C. Baton, Justin B. Ettelson, Michael A. Finio, Charles M. Lizza, Co-authors, et al
Industries Health Care | Medical Device and Diagnostic Companies
Services Commercial Litigation
Michael A. Finio, partner, respectively, in the Litigation Department, wrote Chapter 7, "Doe 1 v. Abbott Laboratories." Charles M. Lizza and William C. Baton, a partner and associate, respectively, in the Litigation Department, wrote Chapter 17, "Sanofi-Aventis et al. v. Sandoz et al." Justin B. Ettelson, an associate in the Business and Finance Department, contributed Chapter 23, "Key FDA Actions." The book complements Food and Drug Law and Regulation by focusing on recent cases, significant settlements and key administrative actions that change, enhance and supplement the burgeoning body of...
Books
Published 2010
By Cathleen M. Devlin, Carl B. Everett, David J. Falcone, John C. Snyder, Co-authors; <i>et al.</i>
Services Commercial Litigation | Environmental
Four Saul Ewing attorneys contributed to this chapter for The Legal Reference Guide for Private Clubs , a book published by The National Club Association. The book provides a comprehensive overview of current issues of note to the private club industry. Partners Cathleen M. Devlin, Carl B. Everett and John C. Snyder collaborated with Associate David J. Falcone to write the chapter, which covers one of any club's biggest assets -- the real estate upon which it sits. The chapter covers property, land use and trespass laws, as well as how eminent domain and nuisance laws can impact private clubs.
Books
Published 2010
By Joel R. Burcat, Co-Editor; Andrew T. Bockis, Pamela S. Goodwin, Contributors; et al.
Industries Energy
Services Utilities | Environmental
The sixth edition of Pennsylvania Environmental Law & Practice, co-edited by Joel R. Burcat, chair of the Environment and Natural Resources Practice Group, is a comprehensive desktop reference for environmental law practitioners in Pennsylvania that provides a compilation of recent statutory and legislative developments affecting the practice of environmental law in Pennsylvania. Additional Saul Ewing attorneys who contributed material to the book include Pamela S. Goodwin, a partner in the Project and Resource Development Department, and Andrew T. Bockis, an associate in the Project and...
Books
Published 2010
By Christina D. Riggs, John F. Stoviak, Co-authors
Services Commercial Litigation
Partner John F. Stoviak and Associate Christina D. Riggs, members of the Litigation Department, authored a subchapter in the book, Litigators on Experts: Strategies for Managing Expert Witnesses from Retention through Trial , published by the ABA. The subchapter, “Preparing For and Cross-Examining the Opposing Expert at Trial,” discusses the information necessary to conduct an effective cross-examination and stresses the importance of preparation and planning, as well as diffusing and reducing the force and impact of the expert’s direct testimony.
Books
Published 2011
By Justin B. Ettelson, Contributor
Services Securities Litigation | Tax
As any professional familiar with SEC reporting rules knows, the SEC disclosure rules are complex and constantly expanding. The 2011 SEC Reporting Rules books present the rules in a user-friendly format. The book is unique because it interweaves Regulation S-K or the proxy rules, as applicable, with the text of the disclosure form, thus eliminating the need to use two books to get the full disclosure requirements for a particular issue. Saul Ewing attorney Justin B. Ettelson, contributed. The books include the 2011 SEC Reporting Rules for Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K and 2011 SEC Reporting Rules...
Books
Published 2011
By Gary B. Eidelman and Heather R. Pruger, co-authors
Services Labor and Employment
Partner Gary B. Eidelman and Associate Heather R. Pruger, members of the Labor, Employment and Employee Benefits Practice, are co-authors of the chapter, “Survey of Maryland Employment Libel Law,” which appeared in Employment Libel and Privacy Law , a publication by the Medical Law Resource Center. It is a 50-state survey of federal and state law on a range of employment and privacy topics which is updated and published annually.
Books
Published 2011
By Russell J. Fishkind
Services Estate Planning and Administration | Personal Wealth Estates and Trusts
Russell J. Fishkind, a partner in the Personal Wealth, Estates and Trusts Practice, wrote this book that provides insider details of the estate disputes that followed the deaths of celebrities such as Michael Jackson, Anna Nicole Smith and Leona Helmsley, among others. Russell writes about how family members fight over their deceased loved one’s assets and identifies the five universal factors that caused such disputes. The book provides estate planning insights to help individuals plan their estates without causing litigation. If probate litigation cannot be avoided, however, the book also...
Books
Published 2012
By Justin B. Ettelson, Contributor
Services Tax | Securities Transactions and Regulations
A team of Saul Ewing securities lawyers has edited its 22nd edition of SEC Reporting Rules books.* As any professional familiar with SEC reporting rules knows, the SEC disclosure rules are complex and constantly expanding. The 2012 SEC Reporting Rules books present the rules in a user-friendly format. The book is unique because it interweaves Regulation S-K or the proxy rules, as applicable, with the text of the disclosure form, thus eliminating the need to use two books to get the full disclosure requirements for a particular issue. Saul Ewing attorney Justin B. Ettelson contributed to the...
Books
Published 2013
By Gianna J. Arnold and Mark Simpson
Industries Life Sciences
Services Intellectual Property | Patents | Trademarks
Gianna J. Arnold, chair of Patent Services and co-chair of the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, and Mark D. Simpson, a partner in the Intellectual Property &Technology Practice, contributed a chapter for the 2013 edition of Top 20 Food and Drug Cases, 2012 & Cases to Watch. The chapter examines the U.S. Supreme Court’s March 2012 decision that the process patent that Prometheus Laboratories had obtained for correlations between blood test results and patient health is not eligible for a patent because it incorporates laws of nature.
Books
Published 2013
By Gianna J. Arnold
Industries Life Sciences
Services Intellectual Property | Patents | Trademarks
Gianna J. Arnold, chair of Patent Services and co-chair of the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, co-wrote a chapter for Inside the Minds: Developing a Patent Strategy about factors to consider when filing for patent protection. Konstantina Katcheves, Head of Patents, Trademarks and Licensing for Lonza Group Ltd., is the co-author.
Books
Published 2013
Industries Health Care | Life Sciences
Services Commercial Litigation | Intellectual Property | Labor and Employment | Mergers and Acquisitions
Medical device and other health product manufacturers operate in one of the most heavily regulated industries in the U.S. economy. Now in its 3rd edition, this book provides a comprehensive, detailed roadmap for companies looking to bring a new device to market. A dozen Saul Ewing attorneys, representing multiple legal disciplines, share practical and strategic lessons to help the companies advance their medical device ideas to marketed products. From protecting one’s intellectual property to establishing a business and shepherding a device through the design, development and approval process...
Books
Published 2014
By Justin B. Ettelson
Services Tax | Securities Transactions and Regulations
Saul Ewing securities lawyer Justin B. Ettelson has co-edited the 24th edition of SEC Reporting Rules books. * For those responsible for filing reports with the SEC for public companies, the 2014 SEC Reporting Rules books are particularly valuable because they present the rules in one place in a user-friendly format. The books interweave Regulation S-K or the proxy rules, as applicable, with the text of the disclosure form, thus eliminating having to use multiple sources to get the full disclosure requirements for a particular issue. These books are a useful tool for all professionals who...
