Lydia A. Auzoux's article titled "Recordation of a Deed of Trust after an Automatic Bankruptcy Stay: A Recipe for Potential Sanctions", is featured on pages 5-6 of the Summer 2010 edition of The MLTA Commitment: Maryland's News Source for Land Title Professionals.

Arthur D. Burger is quoted in the July 26, 2010 edition of The National Law Journal's article titled "Hogan's POM punch-up"

Although POM's effort to switch the battle to California has failed, the company likely still has the option of moving the fee dispute into arbitration in Washington. Arthur Burger, who chairs Washington-based Jackson & Campbell's professional responsibility practice, said that, because POM has not yet answered Hogan's complaint directly, the company may not have waived its right to demand arbitration of a fee dispute under District of Columbia Bar rules. "If I were advising POM as counsel," Burger said, "I'd have them lodge a petition for arbitration and then wait to see how Hogan responded."

Robert N. Kelly is appointed as Vice-Chair of the Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee within the Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section of the American Bar Association. The ABA states that "Appointments to leadership positions within TIPS are clear recognition of professional abilities and reputation among some 27,000 members."

Roy L. Kaufmann is quoted in the July 19, 2010 edition of The Legal Description's article titled "D.C. Council adopts agent licensing requirements."

"The bill sets forth, for the first time, the regulatory and licensing provisions for title insurance agents and underwriters," said Roy Kaufmann, an attorney with Jackson & Campbell P.C., who worked with the council on behalf of the District of Columbia Land Title Association. "The commissioner and her general counsel, Stephen Taylor, worked hand-in-hand with the industry to come up with a statute that is fair, comprehensible, workable and in line with the developing law regulating title insurance."

Robert N. Kelly's article titled "Recent Developments in Insurance Coverage Litigation", will be featured in the Winter 2010 issue of the Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal.