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Antitrust
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Employment/Labor
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Article - Handling Terminations and Reductions in Force (NYSBA, Inside, Winter 2010 Vol. 28 No. 3),
November, 2010
by
Marc B. Zimmerman
Reprinted with permission from: Inside, Winter 2010, Vol. 28, No. 3, published by the New York State Bar Association, One Elk Street, Albany, New York 12207, (1-800-582-2452), http://www.nysba.org.
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Article - Court Rules Right to Disability Benefits Should be Based on Work Performed, Not Job Title,
January 1, 2000
by
George Berger
More and more, disability carriers have been faced with claims by maturing professionals, such as doctors, dentists and podiatrists, whose day-to-day functions have evolved to administration and management, rather than principally treating patients. These professionals manage practices staffed by employees and/or independent contractors and then claim to be disabled from performing patient services which no longer constitute the major part of their workday.
Environmental
ERISA
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Investment Managers Duties Under ERISA Clarified,
March 18, 1998
by
George Berger
and
Bruce J. Turkle
Previously published in the Insurance Advocate, March 18, 1998.
This article reviews the recent Second Circuit decision in Silverman v. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, et. al. and its implications for Investment Managers and Successor Investment Managers.
Reprinted with the permission of the Insurance Advocate.
Europe
Fashion/Textiles
Fund Formation & Investment Management
General Interest
Germany
Immigration
Insurance
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Firm Defeats Unusual 'Vanishing Premium' Claim on Lapsed Termination Policy,
December 2, 2000
by
George Berger
This article provides answers to the vexing question when claims against insurers and brokers based on a policyholder's failed expectations in connection with "vanishing premium" life insurance policies are time barred under the various statutes of limitations.
Reprinted with the permission of the Insurance Advocate, December 2, 2000.
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Article - Court Rules Right to Disability Benefits Should be Based on Work Performed, Not Job Title,
January 1, 2000
by
George Berger
More and more, disability carriers have been faced with claims by maturing professionals, such as doctors, dentists and podiatrists, whose day-to-day functions have evolved to administration and management, rather than principally treating patients. These professionals manage practices staffed by employees and/or independent contractors and then claim to be disabled from performing patient services which no longer constitute the major part of their workday.
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Investment Managers Duties Under ERISA Clarified,
March 18, 1998
by
George Berger
and
Bruce J. Turkle
Previously published in the Insurance Advocate, March 18, 1998.
This article reviews the recent Second Circuit decision in Silverman v. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, et. al. and its implications for Investment Managers and Successor Investment Managers.
Reprinted with the permission of the Insurance Advocate.
Intellectual Property/Trademark
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Intellectual Property Alert - Digital Millennium Copyright Act Prohibits Removal or Alteration of Name of Author or Copyright Owner of Photographic Images,
July, 2011
by
Helene M. Freeman
This Alert highlights a recent Third Circuit decision holding that the removal of a photographer's name from a photograph violated the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA"). As interpreted by the court, the photographer's name on a physical copy of the photograph was protected "copyright management information" and its removal was a statutory violation even though the name was not part of an automated or electronic copyright management protection system. This decision is particularly important since many unsuspecting business owners and executives, company employees (such as in-house designers) or third-party contractors who may use photographic images readily available in print and on the Web for promotional purposes, may be violating the DMCA and the copyright law. These violations can be costly as both statutes provide for damages even if there is no actual injury or profit.
International
Internet
Law Firm Management
Licensing
Litigation/Arbitration
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Litigation Alternatives,
November, 1991
by
Perry S. Galler
Previously published in Apparel Industry Magazine, November 1991. Arbitration and mediation offer manufacturers, retailers and others mechanisms for resolving business disputes and getting money into the creditor's hands sooner than protracted litigation.
Taken from Apparel Industry Magazine © 1991 http://www.svi-atl.com.
Matrimonial & Family Law
Mold & Moisture
Not-For-Profit
Real Estate
Securities
Tax
Technology/New Media
Toxic Torts/Lead Paint
Trusts and Estates
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Retirement/Trusts & Estates Law Alert,
March, 2001
by
Henry A. Lowet
,
Donald P. Perry
and
Michael W. Galligan
The information included in this Legal Alert is a synopsis of the various elements of recent distribution rules for retirement plans issued by the Internal Revenue Service. It is not intended to be comprehensive or address specific factual situations, and does not constitute the rendering of legal advice in any specific situation. Consultation with an attorney or tax advisor is recommended.
Copyright © 2001 Phillips Nizer Benjamin Krim & Ballon LLP. All rights reserved.
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