Alert
Published 04/01/2006
Services Corporate Governance
The Staying Ahead of Corporate Governance Trends Newsletter is published by Saul Ewing's Corporate Governance Practice Group. The Group provides advice in matters involving the fiduciary responsibilities of directors and officers; crisis management; financial reporting; management succession; mergers and acquisitions; proxy contests; divestitures; and compliance programs. In the Spring 2006 issue: Whistle While You Work: Lessons Learned from Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Cases; The Increasing Importance of Corporate Minutes; New Rules for Audit Committees and Auditors; Sovereign Bank Fight...
Alert
Published 04/01/2006
Alert
Published 03/22/2006
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Article
Published 03/20/2006
By Martin J. Doyle, Co-Author; et al.
Services Real Estate Services | Real Estate Litigation
In this article, Martin J. Doyle, Partner in the Transactional Real Estate Practice Group in the Philadelphia office, discuss how in contemporary society, private entities perform many of the services that have, in the past, been performed or provided by governmental units. To read the full article, click the link below.
Alert
Published 03/01/2006
Alert
Published 03/01/2006
Services White Collar and Government Enforcement
The Government Enforcement Litigation Newsletter, published by Saul Ewing's White Collar and Government Enforcement Practice Group, provides information of interest to defense, healthcare, financial services, pharmaceutical, insurance, and other heavily regulated industries. In the 1st Quarter 2006 issue: Threats to the Attorney-Client Privilege; Keeping Pace with Perchlorate Issues; Defense Appropriations Approved for FY '06.
Alert
Published 03/01/2006
Article
Published 03/01/2006
By Braden A. Borger, Author
Services Commercial Litigation
In this edition of Covered Events , Braden A. Borger, an Associate in the Litigation Department, contributes a case synopsis of Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. v. CTIA. Covered Events is a monthly newsletter serving the committee members of Defense Research Institute (DRI), the national organization of defense trial attorneys and corporate counsel. In his synopsis, Mr. Borger explains Judge John D. Bates', of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, decision, where he dismissed a bad faith breach of contract claim against an insurer of a wireless communications trade association,...
Alert
Published 02/24/2006
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Alert
Published 02/16/2006
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Alert
Published 02/03/2006
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Alert
Published 02/01/2006
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Published 02/01/2006
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Published 02/01/2006
Article
Published 02/01/2006
By Bruce D. Armon, Author
In this article, Bruce D. Armon, a Partner and Chair of the Firm's Regulatory, Privacy and Healthcare Contracting Practice Group, reviews a whistleblower case that involves the former vice president of a Michigan hospital filing a qui tam suit against Metropolitan Health Corporation. Ms. Scott, the former hospital president, alleged false Medicare claims and other related issues by the hospital. Although the qui tam claim was settled, the litigation continued as Ms. Scott filed a retaliatory suit against the corporation, claiming she had been fired from the hospital because of her part in the...
Alert
Published 01/09/2006
Services Bankruptcy and Restructuring