Books
Published 2005
By Katayun I. Jaffari, Co-Author; et al.
Industries Life Sciences
Katayun I. Jaffari, a Partner in the Business and Finance Department and resident in the Philadelphia office, wrote Sarbanes-Oxley: Best Practices for Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Companies. The 18-page handbook was published in June 2005 by ePharmaceuticals, a division of HCPro Inc., the nation's leading developer of essential information on regulatory compliance issues for the healthcare industry. The handbook examines several issues including codes of ethics, whistleblower protections, and adequate internal controls to protect against corporate fraud and accounting abuse. For more...
Books
Published 2006
By George T. Magnatta, Chapter Author
Industries Financial Services
George T. Magnatta, Chair of Saul Ewing's Public Finance Department in the Firm's Philadelphia office, wrote a chapter in this book, "Public Finance Settlements and Negotiations: Leading Lawyers on Establishing Financial Covenants, Negotiating Mortgages, and Outlining Bottom-Line Goals." The book, published by Aspatore Books, is part of the Inside the Minds series. Inside the Minds provides readers of all levels with proven business intelligence from C-Level executives (CEO, CFO, CTO, CMO, Partner) from the world's most respected companies. Each chapter is a future-oriented look at where an...
Books
Published 2006
By Joel R. Burcat, Co-editor; Pamela S. Goodwin, Contributors; et al.
Services Environmental
This book, co-edited by Joel R. Burcat, a Partner and Vice Chair of Saul Ewing’s Environment, Energy and Utilities Department in the Firm’s Harrisburg office, was released into publication on Friday. This fourth edition updates chapters in which the law has substantially changed since the third edition's publication in 2003, as well as adding additional chapters. Pamela S. Goodwin, a Partner in the Princeton office, also contributed a chapter on Brownfields.
Books
Published 2007
By Bruce D. Armon, Chapter Author
Industries Life Sciences
Bruce D. Armon, a Partner in the Business and Finance Department and Chair of the Life Sciences Practice Group, authored Chapter 23 in this book, which was published by SEAK, Inc., the world's leading provider of Expert Witness training and texts, providing seminars and publications for expert witnesses, physicians, attorneys, independent medical examiners and workers' compensation professionals. Mr. Armon's chapter outlines 10 tips to follow for anyone who is considering acquiring an established medical practice, including negotiating which items to purchase and the value of the practice,...
Books
Published 2007
By Eric L. Brossman, Co-Author
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Eric L. Brossman, a Partner in the Business and Finance, and Bankruptcy and Restructuring departments and Managing Partner of the Harrisburg office, is a co-author of this Pennsylvania Bar Institute book designed for Pennsylvania lawyers who represent clients with debts to collect. The audio/book set offers a comprehensive review of substantive law in Pennsylvania, including an analysis of both state and federal restrictions on debt collection practices, as well as practice under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. For more information or to purchase this audio/book set, please click here .
Books
Published 2008
By Timothy W. Callahan, II, Co-Author
Services Commercial Litigation
Timothy W. Callahan, II, a Partner in the Litigation Department, is a co-author of this newly updated Pennsylvania Bar Institute book that covers ethical aspects of the attorney/client relationship, from initial client consultation to conflicts of interest, confidentiality and organizing an ethical law practice. This year’s handbook, published in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Bar Association Committee on Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility, has been updated per the recently amended Rules of Professional Conduct and features 15 chapters that are fully annotated with key ethics...
Books
Published 2008
By John H. Chung, Justin B. Ettelson, Patricia A. Gritzan, Katayun I. Jaffari, Jeffrey M. Lipschutz, Craig F. Zappetti, Co-Authors
A team of Saul Ewing securities lawyers has edited the 18th edition of a series of books containing SEC reporting rules. These books are only available for download and may be obtained by following the instructions set forth below. The first two books included in this year's collection are the 2008 SEC Reporting Rules for Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K and 2008 SEC Reporting Rules for Proxy Statements, which are intended for use by most public companies, including companies that meet the new definition of "smaller reporting companies." The scaled disclosure requirements that may be used by smaller...
Books
Published 2008
By Joel R. Burcat, Co-Editor; Pamela S. Goodwin, Contributor
Services Brownfields | Environmental
The fifth edition of Pennsylvania Law and Practice , co-edited by Joel R. Burcat, a Partner and Vice Chair of the Energy and Utilities Practice Group, is a comprehensive desktop reference for environmental law practitioners in PA that provides a detailed compilation of recent statutory and legislative developments affecting the practice of environmental law in Pennsylvania. Pamela S. Goodwin, a Partner in the Energy and Utilities Practice Group in the Firm's Princeton office, contributed a chapter on Brownfields.
Books
Published 2009
By Stephen J. Driscoll, Author
Services Intellectual Property
Stephen J. Driscoll, a partner in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Group, contributed the chapter, “Global Patent Prosecution, Foreign Patent Filing: A Pragmatic View” to Inside the Minds , published in 2009.
Books
Published 2009
By George W. Bodenger, Author
Industries Health Care
Services Commercial Litigation | White Collar and Government Enforcement
George W. Bodenger, chair of the Health Law Practice Group, contributed a chapter, “Managing Compliance to Avoid Medicare/Medicaid Fraud,” for The Legal Impact of Medicare and Medicaid: Leading Lawyers on the Role of State and Federal Agencies, Effective Compliance Programs, and Enforcement Trends. The Legal Impact of Medicare and Medicaid is an authoritative, insider’s perspective on key strategies for helping clients understand and comply with these government programs. Contributors include attorneys from leading law firms who guide the reader through some of the key laws and regulations,...
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.