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2011
Firm news
> David H. Cox, Co-Chair of the Firm's Real Property & Asset Management Practice Group, was recognized as DC Public Advocate of the Year by the Washington Metropolitan Chapter Community Associations Institute.
> Arthur D. Burger, Chair of the Firm’s Professional Responsibility Practice Group, is quoted in the November 7, 2011 edition of The National Law Journal for his expert opinion regarding a recent law suit filed in U.S. District Court for D.C.
> The Tax and Trusts & Estates Practice Groups released a news alert on October 17, 2011 titled The Estate and Gift Tax Law of 2011, 2012 and Beyond, read it here .
> The DC Land Title Association’s fall seminar will be held on October 6, 2011. Topics will include TOPA, Title Insurance Licensing, Legislative update (Roy L. Kaufmann, of Jackson & Campbell, P.C. is the presenter), and Loss Prevention (David H. Cox, of Jackson & Campbell, P.C. is the presenter. David is also serving as the moderator). Click here for additional program and registration details.
> Stefan has earned recognition as one of the Go-To-Attorneys in the Greater Washington by the Washington business community, as surveyed by SmartCEO Magazine, read it here.
> On October 6, 2011, Art Burger, Chair of the Firm’s Professional Responsibility Group, was the faculty presenter, along with Assistant Bar Counsel Hamilton P. Fox, Esq., in a new D.C. Bar CLE course addressing the ethical and legal issues involved when lawyers change law firms.
> The Real Estate & Title Industry Group released a News Alert on September 26, 2011, read it here.
> The Insurance Coverage Practice Group releases a new publication, Insurance Coverage Law - Recent Case Review, read it here .
> Nancy Ortmeyer Kuhn from Jackson & Campbell is Selected as a Participant in Women In Technology'sThe Leadership Foundry. To read the press release, click here.
> Join the Greater Washington D.C. Family Business Alliance Thursday, September 22, 2011 for a keynote presentation featuring Mallory and William Walker of Walker & Dunlop. For further program details and registration, click here.
> Jackson & Campbell opens a new office in Boston, Massachusetts.
> The Real Estate & Title Industry Group released a News Alert on August 8, 2011, read it here .
> Greater Washington D.C. Family Business Alliance's Family Times features Nancy Kuhn and John Matteo's article titled, Family Foundations: Initial Steps and Considerations .
> The Real Estate & Title Industry Group released a Title Industry Collection News Alert on July 28, 2011.
> Arthur D. Burger, Chair of Jackson & Campbell’s Professional Responsibility Practice Group is quoted in the July 25, 2011 issue of The National Law Journal for his opinion regarding the appeal of the contempt of court findings against the Justice Department prosecutors in the criminal case against Senator Ted Stevens.
> Roy Kaufmann was quoted in the July 7, 2011 edition of The Washington Post in an article titled: District effort to help distressed homeowners could halt foreclosure sales.
> Robert N. Kelly was a speaker at DRI's Insurance Bad Faith and Extracontractual Liability Seminar - Practical Advice and a Mock Trial to Test It on June 22-24, 2011 at The Westin Washington, D.C. Bob discussed Motions in Limine: What Will the Jury Get to Hear?
> Arthur D. Burger , Chair of the Firm’s Professional Responsibility Practice Group, was elected by the D.C. Bar as a Delegate to the ABA House of Delegates.
> Nancy Kuhn authors article titled: Accountable Care Organizations: Tax Consequences to Tax-Exempt Healthcare Organizations in Joint Ventures in the July edition of Exempt Organizations Tax Review published by Tax Analysts.
> Roy Kaufmann is quoted in The Legal Description in an article titled, Emergency Foreclosure Mediation Regulations Proposed in D.C.
> The Title & Real Estate Industries Group releases an alert:District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Issues Rules on Foreclosure Mediation.
> The Title & Real Estate Industries Group releases an alert on The Fiscal Year 2010 Budget Support Act.
> Arthur D. Burger has been added to the faculty of an ALI-ABA webinar set for Wednesday, April 20 at 1:00 pm for an ethics course on ethical issues in multi-client representation in employment matters.
> Arthur D. Burger, Chair of the Firm’s Professional Responsibility Practice Group, is quoted in The National Law Journal for his opinion regarding PLA Piper’s claim of work- product privilege in response to a subpoena from Roger Clemens’ lawyers in a grand jury investigation as to the baseball player’s prior testimony about allegations of steroid use.
> The Tax Law Group releases a Law Alert on Tax Implications of Accountable Care Organizations. Read it here.
> Arthur D. Burger, Chair of Jackson & Campbell’s Professional Responsibility Practice Group, is quoted in the March 14, 2011 edition of The National Law Journal for his expert opinion.
> Christopher P. Ferragamo and Paul D. Smolinsky, Directors in the Insurance Coverage Practice Group, were admitted to practice law in the State of West Virginia during a ceremony before the Supreme Court of Appeals on March 30, 2011 and April 26, 2011, respectively. You may find additional information in The West Virginia Lawyer.
> David H. Cox will moderate The Luncheon Program sponsored by the Real Estate, Housing and Land Use Section, in co-sponsorship with the Administrative Law and Agency Practice Section and the Litigation Section,
on Emerging Developments in DC and MD Residential Foreclosure Law on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at the District of Columbia Bar. For program details, please click here.
> Jackson & Campbell is pleased to announce that Alfred L. Scanlan, Kristan M. Cassidy and Christopher P. Ferragamo have been promoted to Equity Directors; Paul D. Smolinsky to Director, and Michele L. Dearing to Senior Counsel. Congratulations!
> Bob Kelly participated as a panelist in a webinar entitled “Early Case Resolution and Assessment.” The webinar, a part of the LexisNexis Corporate Counsel Series, featured Bob, representing the perspective of outside defense counsel; an insurance claims expert; and two in-house litigation managers for major corporations. The webinar’s content focused on identifying problem cases that might benefit from the early investment of extra resources in order to move them to a cost-effective resolution, while distinguishing those cases from more routine matters that can be handled using traditional litigation management methodologies.
2011
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