Porzio, Bromberg & Newman P.C.

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Firm lawyers represent clients in more than 30 jurisdictions in the United States and abroad, in industries as diverse as pharmaceutical and biotech, real estate, financial services, transportation, natural resources, entertainment, education, chemical and manufacturing.

Appellate, Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring, Business Disputes and Counseling, Class Actions, Corporate, Dispute Resolution, Education, Employment and Labor, Entertainment, Environmental, General Liability, Governmental Affairs, Insurance Coverage, Intellectual Property, Land Use, Medical Malpractice, Mergers and Acquisitions, Personal Injury, Pharmaceutical and Medical Device, Pharmaceutical Marketing and Sales Compliance, Product Liability and Mass Tort, Professional Liability, Property Tax Appeals, Real Estate and Construction, Securities, Tax, Transportation, Trust and Estates.

United States Supreme Court Alters Standards for Age Discrimination Cases Gross v. FBL Financial Services, Inc., June 18, 2009
Damian Shammas, July 9, 2009
The United States Supreme Court changed the manner in which age discrimination cases are to be proven, reaffirming that the burden of persuasion remains with the plaintiff at all times and confirming that a plaintiff must demonstrate that age was the "but-for" reason for the adverse...

United States Supreme Court Alters Standards for Age Discrimination Cases
Damian Shammas, July 8, 2009
The United States Supreme Court changed the manner in which age discrimination cases are to be proven, reaffirming that the burden of persuasion remains with the plaintiff at all times and confirming that a plaintiff must demonstrate that age was the "but-for" reason for the adverse...

State Treasurer Defines "State Redevelopment Entities" Pursuant to Executive Order 118
Brian P. Sharkey, Peter J. Wolfson, June 26, 2009
Pay to play is the concept that elected officials reward their campaign contributors with no-bid government contracts. A series of State laws enacted over the past several years impose restrictions on the award of government contracts to businesses that make certain political contributions.

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