USLAW Magazine Fall 2021 edition now available

The latest digital issue of USLAW Magazine (Fall 2021) is available for download by clicking here.

What’s inside this issue?

In this complimentary issue, you will read about healthcare provider liability immunity during COVID-19, appealing orders compelling arbitration under the FAA, the explosion of ransomware attacks, carbon pricing, hiring immigrant doctors, a cautionary tale for the digital age and much more. Also included in this issue is a special 20^th anniversary cover and reflections from several of USLAW’s leaders during USLAW’s first 20 years.

To access the full magazine, click here or see the individual article links below.

• • Hiring Immigrant Doctors: Changes During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond | By Iosif V. Sorokin and Madison Fernandez • Larson • King LLP

 

• • Don’t Be So Forward: A Cautionary Tale for the Digital Age | By J. Michael Kunsch • Sweeney & Sheehan, P.C

 

• • Examining the PREP Act: Healthcare Provider Liability Immunity During the COVID-19 Pandemic | By Colleen Hastie and Sara Kiridly • Traub Lieberman Straus & Shrewsberry LLP

 

• • Carbon Pricing in the United States and New York As a Case Study | By Ekin Senlet and Angela Sicker • Barclay Damon LLP

 

• • Making the Wise Move with Your Collateral: What Lenders Should Know About Perfecting Their Security Interests in Intellectual Property | By Christopher K. Loftus • Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman PLC

 

• • Weathering the Storm of First Party Property Litigation: Identifying the Key Players, Combating Suspicious Claims, and Reducing the Insurers Risk | By Matthew P. Ouellette and Jason M. Myers • Wicker Smith O’Hara McCoy & Ford

 

• • Explosion of Ransomware Attacks Addressed by DFS | By Shari Claire Lewis • Rivkin Radler LLP

 

• • The Future of Power Generation | By Sean Buczek • S-E-A

 

• • Got Multiple Defendants? How Your Verdict Form Can Affect Jurors’ Assessments of Liability and Damages | By Nick Polavin, Ph.D. • Litigation Insights

 

• • New Act Broadens Possibilities For Class Actions in the Netherlands | By Daan Baas, Wim Weterings and Jonathan Overes • Dirkzwager legal & tax

 

• • Appealing Orders Compelling Arbitration Under the FAA | By Gary A. Watt and Patrick Burns • Hanson Bridgett LLP