When Can Hospitals Be Subjected to Strict Product Liability? The Connecticut Supreme Court Is Mulling It Over

by Kelsey Barcomb | Dec 16, 2020

Only a “product seller” can be held liable under the Connecticut Product Liability Act (“CPLA”). The CPLA defines a “product seller” as “any person or entity, including a wholesaler, distributor or retailer who is engaged in the business of selling such products...

Supreme Court Update: Tanzin v. Tanvir (No. 19-71); Carney v. Adams (No. 19-309); United States v. Briggs (No. 19-108); Rutledge v. Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (No. 18-540)

by Kelsey Barcomb | Dec 11, 2020

Greetings, Court Fans! It was a big week for the Update. On Monday, we went to Washington (over an analog phone line) to assist Appellate Group head Jonathan Freiman with his oral argument in Republic of Germany v. Philipp (No. 19-351). Click here for audio! (We...

Partner Carolyn Reers’ Advisory Titled “Estate Tax Planning and the Often-Overlooked Power of the “Med-Ed Exclusion”” is Published in The National Law Review

by Kelsey Barcomb | Dec 8, 2020

Partner Carolyn Reers’ advisory titled “Estate Tax Planning and the Often-Overlooked Power of the “Med-Ed Exclusion”” has been published by The National Law Review. Click here to read her article on The National Law Review’s...

“IRS Releases New Guidance on the Deduction of PPP Expenses” Published in The National Law Review

by Kelsey Barcomb | Nov 30, 2020

Partner Scott McClure’s client alert “IRS Releases New Guidance on the Deduction of PPP Expenses” has been picked up by The National Law Review. Click here to read Scott’s article.

An Extreme Version of Good: Lessons From Companies Under Consent Agreement

by Misha | Nov 13, 2020

Partner David Ring has authored, “An extreme version of good: lessons from companies under consent agreement,” which appears in the November 2020 issue of Export Compliance Manager. The magazine addresses smart practice in day-to-day export compliance.  A...