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Topics Government Relations An Interview With Senator Arlen Specter John Saler , Chair of Stradley Ronon's Government & Public Affairs Practice Group, recently posed questions to Pennsylvania's Senior U.S. Senator. October 2009 [P. 38A] If It Isn't Broke, Don't Fix It! Thomas Quaadman is the Executive Director for Financial Reporting Policy and Investor Opportunity with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Center for Capital Market Competitiveness. July 2009 [P. 01] TARP And The Stimulus - Keeping Them Honest Christine F. Hesse, Steven Kaufhold, Susan H. Lent Akin Gump July 2009 [P. 07] Stay Tuned For Card Check "Lite" Glenn Spencer Workforce Freedom Initiative, U.S. Chamber of Commerce July 2009 [P. 20] State Chamber Focusing On Preserving Pro-Business Climate In Georgia The Editor interviews George M. Israel, III, President and CEO, Georgia Chamber of Commerce. April 2009 [P. 55] An Insider's Look At New Jersey Government The Editor interviews Andrew Weber , Of Counsel in the Government and Public Affairs Practice Group, Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP. July 2008 [P. 51] July Is No Time For Slacking Off: New Corporate Certifications And Disclosures Required By The Honest Leadership And Open Government Act Carol A. Laham and Robert L. Walker Wiley Rein LLP July 2008 [P. 57A] The Tafas Lawsuit: Stopping The USPTO's Burdensome Rules Steven J. Moore Partner, Stamford, CT office Kelley Drye & Warren LLP N.B. William R. Golden, Jr., Steven J. Moore and James E. Nealon are representing Dr. Triantafyllos Tafas in his case against the USPTO. June 2008 [P. 16] VEBAs - The Answer to Healthcare Benefits Costs For Retirees? The Editor interviews Steven J. Sacher , Jones Day. February 2008 [P. 49] Is It "The End Of Life In Washington As We Know It"? - Strategies For Complying With The Honest Leadership And Open Government Act Of 2007
David E. Frulla and Robert R. Cohen Kelley Drye & Warren LLP January 2008 [P. 32] Political Law: Elections, Campaign Finance, Lobbying, Ethics And A Great Deal More The Editor interviews Stefan C. Passantino , McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP. December 2007 [P. 41] What To Do Before The Government Knocks The Editor interviews Deborah T. Poritz , Of Counsel, and Barry Gross , Partner, Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP. April 2007 [P. 26] A Practice Focused On Payors: At The Intersection Of Healthcare Plans And Governmental Contracting And Regulatory Work The Editor interviews Dorthula H. Powell-Woodson , Partner, Wiley Rein LLP. March 2007 [P. 19A] When Congress Comes Knocking . . . The Editor interviews Nicholas W. Allard , Co-Chair, Public Policy Department, Patton Boggs LLP. Mr. Allard's remarks are adapted from presentations that he is making to corporate counsel around the U.S. with the Patton Boggs Public Investigations team, which includes Senator John Breaux, Jonathan Yarowsky and litigation partners Ron Liebman and Robert Luskin. March 2007 [P. 33] Addressing A Government Relations Problem: An Expert Perspective The Editor interviews Raymond B. Harding and Stuart F. Gruskin , members of Cozen O'Connor's New York Midtown Office. Mr. Harding is co-chair of the firm's government relations practice group. For more information about Cozen O'Connor, go to www.cozen.com . February 2007 [P. 48] The 110th Congress: What Your Company Should Know About Congressional Private Sector Investigations Eleanor J. Hill King & Spalding LLP January 2007 [P. 24] Executives In The Political Arena: Perils And Tribulations Thomas W. Dymek Stradley Ronon Stevens &Young, LLP October 2006 [P. 14A] False Claims Act May Trap Health Care Providers That Don't Submit Payment Claims To Medicare And Medicaid Joseph E. Casson and James P. Holloway Proskauer Rose LLP October 2006 [P. 41] The False Claims Act & The Anti-Kickback Act - A Potent Combination Against The Health Care Industry And Growing Even Stronger? Shannon S. Quill Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP October 2006 [P. 42] U.S. v. Stein: Rewriting The Rules Of Corporate Cooperation With Government Investigations Timothy P. Harkness and Carmel E. Gabbay Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP August 2006 [P. 19] Carpe Abramoff! The Example Of Jack - The End Of The Hypothetical - An Opportunity For Action W. James Jonas III Holland & Knight LLP May 2006 [P. 54] A Legacy Of Public Service: King & Spalding's Public Policy And Government Advocacy Practice Group The Editor interviews Theodore M. Hester , King & Spalding LLP, Washington, DC. May 2006 [P. 55] Fear Factor: Lobbying And Campaign Finance Reforms In The Nation's Capital The Editor interviews Randal C. Teague , Bradley A. Smith and Brett G. Kappel , Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP, Washington, D.C. May 2006 [P. 57] Working With Lobbyists: The "Intersection" Of Government, Politics And The Corporation Richard S. Mroz Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young LLP May 2006 [P. 58]
WolfBlock And WolfBlock Public Strategies: The Sum Is Greater Than Its
Parts The Editor interviews Robert B. Crowe , Chief Executive Officer of WolfBlock Public Strategies, LLC and Managing Partner of WolfBlock Boston. March 2006 [P. 54] Office Politics: The Growing Impact Of Campaign Finance And Election Law Regulations On Corporations The Editor interviews Bradley A. Smith and Brett G. Kappel , Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP, Columbus, Ohio and Washington, DC. December 2005 [P. 35] Project: Corporate Counsel Part II (Unintended Consequences) - Law Firms The Effects Of The Andersen Decision In Today's Market Peter G. Verniero Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross P.C. August 2005 [P. 25] A Public Policy Practice Group Takes Center Stage The Editor interviews Roxanna Benoit and Cyrus Reporter , Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP, Ottawa. July 2005 [P. 29] Securitization Of Government Leases And Service Contracts - Part II Richard Newman and Dennis Henderson Arent Fox PLLC April 2005 [P. 12] State Unclaimed Property Laws: A Look At Broad Trends Timothy R. McTaggart Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP March 2005 [P. 14] Administrative Remedies Aimed At Combating Procurement Fraud - Suspension And Debarment Michael Rizzo McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP January 2005 [P. 09m] Contractors Beware! The Government Wants Greater Rights To Software And Data The Editor interviews Hilary S. Cairnie , a Partner at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP in Washington, DC specializing in government contract, science and technology law. December 2004 [P. 23]
Recent Developments Affecting New York Corporate Political Action
Committees Steven H. Sholk Gibbons, Del Deo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione, P.C. September 2004 [P. 26] PACs - A Constructive Way To Involve Employees In The Political Process The Editor interviews Joel Jankowsky , Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. Mr. Jankowsky chairs the firm's Policy Department. He is also a member of the firm's Management Committee. July 2004 [P. 21] U.S. District Court Holds That The Federal Government Must Exhaust Administrative Remedies Pursuant To 42 U.S.C. §405 (h) Before It Can Sue Medicare Providers Under Common Law Causes Of Action Ronald H. Clark Arent Fox PLLC June 2004 [P. 05] U.S. Sentencing Commission Amends Corporate Guidelines - What Do The Changes Mean For You? The Editor sat down with Cozen O'Connor's Barry Boss to find out what these recent changes mean for corporate counsel and a company's day-to-day operations. Mr. Boss, a member of the firm's Washington, DC office, co-chaired the United States Sentencing Commission's Practitioners' Advisory Group. He concentrates his practice in complex criminal matters and white-collar crime. He served as an Assistant Federal Public Defender in Washington, DC between 1995 and 2000. Questions about this article can be addressed to Mr. Boss at bboss@cozen.com or (202) 912-4818. June 2004 [P. 33] Doing Business With Federal, State And Local Governments Through Multiple Award Schedules Joseph T. Casey, Jr. Kelley Drye & Warren LLP May 2004 [P. 10m] Leader Of The PAC: Corporate Guidelines For Political Contributions Wesley D. Bizzell Winston & Strawn, LLP March 2004 [P. 16] An Intellectual Property Checklist For Doing Business With The Government Matthew Bailey McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP February 2004 [P. 08] Lessons From McKesson: Enforcing Confidentiality Agreements With The Government To Protect Internal Investigations From Disclosure To Third Parties
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