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VOLUME 9 July 2005 | ||||||
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IN THIS ISSUE:
Philadelphia Welcomes Risk Insurance Management Society Lawrence M. Kelly, Esq.
Experts Under Fire: Supreme Court Weighs in on Scope of Expert Discovery George W. Vokolos, Esq. and Jay E. Mintzer, Esq.
Named Driver Exclusions in PA Auto Insurance Policies: Drafting Considerations for Insurers Gregory R. Riley, Esq. and James N. Zeris, Esq.
Congress Changes Class Actions Jeffrey C. Sotland, Esq.
An Alternative Theory of Liability in Slip and Fall Cases Barbara S. Diamond, Esq. and Scott D. Kirschbaum, Esq.
Rule 705: Federal-State Divide in Disclosure Requirements for Expert Testimony M. Brooke Waldman and Stephen Ledva, Jr., Esq.
Who Pays When Two Insurance Companies Have Exposure for the Same Accident Darren C. Audino, Esq. and Kimberly A. Jubanyik, Esq.
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PHILADELPHIA WELCOMES RIMS By Lawrence M. Kelly, Esq.
Mintzer Sarowitz, Zeris, Ledva & Meyers LLP joined hundreds of other exhibitors recently in welcoming the Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc.’s (RIMS) annual convention to Philadelphia this past April. Attendees enjoyed gorgeous weather while participating in the seminars and roaming the Exhibition Hall at the Philadelphia Convention Center.
Local restaurants were filled with private parties and live music as out-of-towners sampled Philadelphia’s nightlife.
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firm’s booth was stocked with local favorites including soft pretzels and
salt water taffies. Special appearances by local “celebrities,” including
members of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Cheerleading Squad and the Phillie
Phanatic, aroused the attention of visitors. Over the course of the three
days, hundreds of attendees stopped to have their photograph taken with the
special guests.
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