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VOLUME 7 February 2005 | ||||||
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IN THIS ISSUE:
Scott D. Kirschbaum, Esq.
Impications of the Latest United States Supreme Court Decision on TILA Damages John C. Bobber, Esq., and Stephen Ledva, Jr., Esq.
An Employer's Subrogation Rights Under New York's Workers' Compensation Linda S. Strauss, Esq. and James N. Zeris, Esq.
A Look at Florida's Recent Trend Terrell K. Anderson, Esq. and Addison J. Meyers, Esq.
Is The New Jersey Comp Defense Losing a Valuable Settlement Tool? James P. Backenson, Esq. and Kimberly A. Jubanyik, Esq.
Kumpka v. Colonial School District Phillip B. Silverman, Esq.
Defending the Snow and Ice Removal Action in New York Thomas G. Darmody, Esq. and Richard A. Gash, Esq.
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FIRM NEWS
NEW PARTNER NAMED The firm is pleased to announce that Benjamin J. Tartaglia, III has been elected partner as of January 1, 2005. Mr. Tartaglia was hired as an associate by the firm in 1996 following a clerkship with the firm that began in 1994. He is admitted to the state and federal courts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania and practices in the areas of Motor Vehicle Litigation, Trucking and Common Carrier Claims, Subrogation Law and Premises Liability. Mr. Tartaglia earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Bucknell University in 1993 and earned his Law Degree from Widener University School of Law in 1996. Besides practicing law, Mr. Tartaglia has been an adjunct professor for Seton Hall University since 1999, teaching in the university’s Human Resources Training and Development Graduate Studies Program.
EXPANSION NEWS
At the request of one of the
nations leading insurance companies, MSZL&M is pleased to announce that we
are expanding our geographic range with the development of strategic
alliances with quality firms in the Northeast. We now possess the
capability to handle and/or oversee litigation in conjunction with these
firms in 13 states. For more information on our ability to assist you in
this new expanded area, please contact Jay E. Mintzer. |
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