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Full-Service Practice, Antitrust and Competition Law, Banking and Finance, Business Restructuring and Reorganization, Capital Markets, Corporate Criminal Investigations, Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation, Energy, Environmental, Health and Safety, Financial Institutions Litigation and Regulation, Government Regulation, Health Care, Insurance Liability and Recovery, Intellectual Property, International Litigation and Arbitration, Issues and Appeals, Labor and Employment, Mergers and Acquisitions, Private Equity, Pro Bono, Product Liability and Tort Litigation, Real Estate, Securities and Shareholder Litigation and SEC Enforcement, Tax, Trial Practice.
Articles Authored by Lawyers at this office:
Executive Compensation Tax Rules May Require Year-End PlanningJohn R. Cornell, Dennis B. Drapkin, Daniel C. Hagen, Rory D. Lyons, Manan Shah, Charmaine L. Slack, October 26, 2009
As 2009 winds down, companies should consider a number of executive compensation tax rules that are sensitive to year-end deadlines. This Commentary discusses (i) planning opportunities under Code Section 409A to address potential tax rate increases on deferred compensation, (ii) how typical...
Health Plan Open Enrollment Alert--No Reward Goes UnpunishedMarlene P. Frank, Sarah Heck Griffin, Daniel C. Hagen, Kirstin D. Poirier-Whitley, Kathleen Hohler, Mary M. Reil, Elena Kaplan, October 7, 2009
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (referred to in this Commentary as "GINA") became law on May 21, 2008. GINA was designed, among other things, to prohibit a group health plan or group health insurance issuer from collecting genetic information from or about an...
Emily's Law: Ohio Pharmacy Technicians and Their Employers Face New State RegulationsJeffrey L. Kapp, Richard G. Stuhan, Rachael A. Ream, September 26, 2009
Ohio Senate Bill 203, known as Emily's Law, imposes new regulations on Ohio pharmacy technicians and their employers. Emily's Law was signed into law by Governor Strickland on January 7, 2009. Emily's Law is named in memory of Emily Jerry, a child who died as a result of a dosing error made by a...
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