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Ana Parikh, a partner at Rivkin Radler, has been selected for Fellowship in the Litigation Counsel of America (LCA), an invitation-only trial lawyer honorary society established to reflect the new face of the American bar.

Ana, a Paramus, NJ resident, is a partner in the firm’s Professional Liability, Labor & Employment, General Liability, and Medical

Michael A. Kotula, a partner in Rivkin Radler’s Insurance Coverage Practice Group, has been recognized as a Thought Leader in the 2026 Lexology Index for Insurance. The report brings together the insight, expertise, and wisdom of some of the USA’s foremost lawyers and specialists.

Michael has 35 years of experience litigating complex coverage disputes involving

On Thursday, May 28, in the next installment of Rivkin Radler’s Health Law Executive Briefings, Ashley Algazi and Tim Gonzalez will present “Examining AI in Health Care, a Review of Key Strategic, Legal, and Regulatory Considerations.”

As AI technologies become more integrated into clinical, operational, and administrative functions, health care providers and their advisors face

The media is filled with stories of deceased celebrities whose final wishes were either unknown or disputed. An important lesson: You can retain control of your visitation, funeral, and burial (or cremation) plans after death, provided you have a comprehensive estate plan in place. In addition to powers of attorney, health care proxies, and living

Private equity investment in law firms is no longer merely theoretical. It is increasingly being pursued through affiliated-entity structures, often described as legal services organizations (LSOs), which are designed to operate within professional responsibility constraints while introducing external capital and operational capabilities to the legal sector.

In an LSO model, the law firm remains owned

Our April update highlights some of the insurance questions courts were asked to decide this past month.

We all know about the broad duty to defend that applies to many primary liability policies. But does that same rule apply for title insurance?

A few months ago, we wrote about a federal district court’s ruling that