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Third Circuit Rules PTO Not Salary in Win For Employers [Alert]

March 20, 2023

Publication - Labor & Employment

The U.S Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit held that paid time off does not constitute salary for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act.


New York Note: One-House Budgets, City Legislation, Mayoral Appointments

March 20, 2023

Publication - Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

News in New York –State Senate and Assembly Release One-House Budgets; NYC Council Passes and Introduces Legislation; Mayor Adams Announces Appointments


Cozen O'Connor Promotes 29 Attorneys to Member

March 20, 2023

Press Release

Cozen O'Connor is proud to announce the promotion of 29 attorneys to member.


State AG Pulse | Nebraska: Listening and Learning

March 20, 2023

Publication - State Attorneys General

New Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers describes himself as a very strong conservative who believes in openness in relationships and is committed to ensuring that people feel that they are being heard. In conversation with Lori and Meghan, he expands on the philosophy that underpins his dealings with AG office staff, businesses and state AG colleagues on both sides of the aisle.


Litigation Concerning the Automatic Stay

March 20, 2023

Publication - Bankruptcy, Insolvency & Restructuring

Peter Roberts co-authored “Litigation Concerning the Automatic Stay,” chapter 6 of the 2023 edition of Commercial Bankruptcy Litigation & Strategic Alternatives For And Against Distressed Businesses.


Bernie Nash Honored As Brooklyn Law School 2023 Alumnus of the Year

March 20, 2023

Press Release - State Attorneys General

Nash obtained his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 1966, cum laude, where he was associate editor of the Brooklyn Law Review.


Companies Can’t Demand Silence for Severance, So Do This Before Signing

March 16, 2023

News - Labor & Employment, Labor Relations & Disputes

Michael Schmidt was quoted in The Muse discussing a ruling by the NLRB that restricts companies from demanding silence from laid-off employees through confidentiality, non-disclosure, and non-disparagement provisions in their severance agreements.


CFPB Trashes Junk Fees | FTC: Proposed Merger is a Real LOSer | AG James Has No Kudos for KuCoin Crypto

March 16, 2023

Publication - State Attorneys General

The State AG Report – 3.16.2023 Here are curated AG and federal regulatory news stories highlighting key areas in which state and federal regulators’ decisions are having an impact across the US.


Broad Street Brief: City Council to Consider Reinstating Early Property Tax Payment Discount, Threatens to Withhold School District Funding Amid Asbestos Building Shutdowns

March 16, 2023

Publication - Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

Philadelphia City Council is considering reinstating a previous 1% discount for early payment of property taxes, which would apply to residents who pay next year’s full tax bills by the end of February 2024. The discount was suspended in 2021 in order to mitigate a COVID-19 pandemic-related revenue shortfall. If the measure moves forward, it would be the latest in a trend of attempts by city officials to provide tax relief for Philadelphians who may be experiencing undue financial burden.


How Young Attorneys Are Shaking up Law Firm Culture

March 16, 2023

News - Commercial Litigation, Construction Law

Josephine Bahn was quoted in an ABA Journal article discussing young lawyers’ increased need for work-life balance, fair pay, and flexible working arrangements.


Uniform Guardianship Would Strengthen Adult Protection in Florida

March 15, 2023

Publication - Elder Law

Howard Krooks discusses the potential benefits of implementing a uniform guardianship law in Florida in a Bloomberg Law article.


Illinois to Implement Guaranteed Paid Leave for All Workers [Alert]

March 15, 2023

Publication - Labor & Employment

Employers statewide who do not currently offer paid leaves equal to or in excess of 40 hours per year should make appropriate preparations to comply.


Four Cozen O'Connor Attorneys Named to the 2023 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory

March 14, 2023

Press Release - Antitrust & Competition, Commercial Litigation, Intellectual Property, Tax, Trademark & Copyright

Shane Hardy, Michael Osborne, Steven Weisz, and Kevin Zimka were named to the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for 2023.


Cozen Currents: Banking on a Crisis

March 14, 2023

Publication - Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

“Stopping a banking crisis is hard. Stopping a banking crisis AND avoiding a political backlash is really hard.” — Howard Schweitzer, CEO, Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies


Janice Sued Agresti Named to Labor Power Players

March 14, 2023

Press Release - Labor & Employment

Janice Sued Agresti, an associate in Cozen O'Connor’s Labor & Employment Department, has been named a 2023 Labor Power Player by Politics NY.


Miguel Alexander Pozo Appointed to Minnesota Federal District Court Judicial Selection Committee

March 13, 2023

Press Release - Commercial Litigation

Cozen O’Connor is proud to announce that Miguel Alexander Pozo has been appointed by U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Tina Smith (D-MN) to their newly formed judicial selection committee.


Jennifer Brandt Discusses the Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Crash Case, a 6-year-old Accused of Shooting a Teacher, and the Ashley Benefield Case on Court TV’s Think Tank

March 13, 2023

News - Family Law

Jennifer Brandt, chair of the firm’s Family Law Group, was a guest on Court TV’s Think Tank.


Uncertainty Grips Signature Bank’s Real Estate Customers

March 13, 2023

News - Real Estate

Ken Fisher is quoted an article in The Real Deal that addresses the uncertainties Signature Bank customers face as federal regulators restrict deposits over $250,000 and its implications for the bank’s real estate customers.


New York Note: State of the City, Asylum Seeker Plan, Delivery Worker Wage

March 13, 2023

Publication - Government Relations - Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies

News in New York – Speaker Adams Delivers State of the City Address; Mayor Adams Unveils "The Road Forward"; Minimum Wage for App-Based Food Delivery Workers


Is a noncompete clause holding you back? The law may be changing

March 12, 2023

News - Labor & Employment, Trade Secrets, Restrictive Covenants, and Computer Abuse

Michael Schmidt was quoted in the New York Post discussing the Federal Trade Commission's proposed rule which would ban employers from using noncompete agreements.

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