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Privacy & Data Security: Protecting Your Company from Cyber Attacks
• Privacy and Data Security, Technology, Media and Intellectual Property Litigation • June 4, 2013
Eric A. Packel, attorney in Marshall Dennehey's Privacy & Data Security, and Technology, Media & Intellectual Property practice groups and contributor to the group's blog, Data Breach Legal Watch, was recently featured on LXBN-TV,...
Florida Bans Texting While Driving
Florida • Automobile Liability • May 30, 2013
In late May 2013, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed into law the Florida Ban on Texting While Driving Law. The law prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle while manually typing or entering multiple letters, numbers, symbols or other text in a...
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Decides to Hear Appeal in Patton v. Worthington Construction
Pennsylvania • Appellate Advocacy and Post-Trial Practice • May 23, 2013
In an appeal handled by John J. Hare and Kimberly Boyer-Cohen of Marshall Dennehey's appellate practice group, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear a general contractor's appeal in the case of Patton v. Worthington Construction...
E/M Update: DOJ Targets Improper Use of Modifier 25
Pennsylvania • White Collar Crime, Health Care Governmental Compliance, Health Law • May 7, 2013
Evaluation and management (E/M) services are visits to patients by physicians and non-physician practitioners to assess and manage a patient's health.[i] E/M services are grouped into visit types, including office visits (new patient and...
Asbestos Litigation Alert: Bill Aimed at Preventing Claimants' "Double-Dipping" Takes Step Forward
Pennsylvania • Appellate Advocacy and Post-Trial Practice, Asbestos and Mass Tort Litigation • May 6, 2013
John Hare, Chairman of the Post-Trial and Appellate Advocacy Practice Group at Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, recently testified before the Pennsylvania Legislature in support of a bill he co-drafted that seeks transparency in the...
Increased "HEAT" on Physician Contracts Leads to Criminal Charges Against Hospital, Owner, Executive and Physicians
Federal • Health Law, White Collar Crime • April 24, 2013
The United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Illinois announced that it has arrested the senior executive of Sacred Heart Hospital in Chicago and four physicians for alleged violations of the Antikickback Act. In addition,...
FINRA hearing panel rules Schwab can ban client class action suits.
Federal • Securities and Investment Professional Liability • April 11, 2013
A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority hearing panel ruled that Charles Schwab can prohibit its customers from bringing class action lawsuits. The panel said the ban violates FINRA's rules, but that those rules conflict with the Federal..., Case Law Alerts - 2nd Quarter 2013
IFL certification requirements relating to approved FMLA leave.
New Jersey • Employment Law • April 11, 2013
The Police Union challenged the County's policy of requiring employees who were granted intermittent family leave to provide medical certifications supporting each date of leave. The employee had been granted IFL to assist with his son, who...
In a physical/mental injury claim, a claimant need not prove that a physical disability caused a mental disability nor show that a physical injury continues during the life of the psychic disability.
Pennsylvania • Workers' Compensation • April 11, 2013
The claimant was employed as an equipment operator and was involved in a work-related accident while operating a tractor trailer. The tractor trailer collided head on with another vehicle, and the claimant observed the driver of the oncoming vehicle..., Case Law Alerts - 2nd Quarter 2013
SEC v. Gabelli reversed on discovery rule grounds.
Federal • Securities and Investment Professional Liability • April 11, 2013
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the SEC's argument that an agency should be entitled to the protection of the Discovery Rule in an enforcement action seeking a civil penalty for an alleged act of fraud. In Gabelli, the action had been filed..., Case Law Alerts - 2nd Quarter 2013

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