On August 19, Greg Miller was a panelist for the NJBIZ program, Executive Roundtable: Guiding through Uncertainty. Moderated by NJBIZ Editor Jeffrey Kanige, the speakers also included Curt Lang, Valley Bank executive vice president and chief banking officer of New Jersey, and Tendai Ndoro, regional director of New Jersey Small Business Development Center (NJSBDC) at Rutgers-Newark.

A jury trial in Tampa, FL, results in a jury verdict for GEICO. The case, handled by Lindsey Trowell, Ariane Smith, and Tim Ross, related to a provision in the insurance policy that required an inspection of the damage before repair, replacement, and/or disposal. The glass vendor has a practice of identifying GEICO insureds, advising

Rivkin Radler partner Jenna Gabay has been recognized by NJBIZ as a 2026 Leading Woman in Business, an honor that celebrates her meaningful impact on New Jersey’s business community. She received the award at a ceremony held on August 18 at The Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset, NJ .

A seasoned litigator who represents

Best Lawyers in America® has recognized Rivkin Radler attorneys in its 2027 edition. 46 attorneys received Best Lawyers recognition, and 14 received Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch recognition. Their names, office locations, and practices for which they were recognized are as follows:

Best Lawyers

Albany, NY

Robert H. Iseman – Commercial Litigation, Corporate

The 2027 edition of Best Lawyers® recognized Rivkin Radler partners Barry I. Levy and William M. Savino as Lawyer of the Year. Only a single lawyer in each practice and designated metropolitan region can receive this designation.

Lawyers are selected based on their overall voting averages received during the peer review process. This designation reflects

Wendy Sheinberg recently appeared as a featured guest on Episode 12 of Brightway’s The Eye on Autism Podcast, titled “Protecting Benefits & Autonomy: A Guide to National Make a Will Month.”

The episode explores the legal and financial considerations involved in safeguarding the future of loved ones with disabilities.

When asked why estate planning is

David Lombardo, producer and host of The Capitol Pressroom, interviewed Henry Mascia for the episode, State’s top court poised for shakeup.

Henry, a partner in Rivkin Radler’s Appeals Practice Group, discusses the possibility of a shuffle in the New York Court of Appeals during the next governor’s term. He shares his take on the importance

On September 17, 2026, Jeff Kaiser will participate on a panel at the Practising Law Institute (PLI) Life Sciences 2026: Navigating Legal Challenges in Drug and Device Industries program in New York City. The panel is entitled Enforcement Trends Impacting the Drug and Device Industries.

Offered virtually and at PLI’s NY Conference Center, at 1177

Michael Cannata and Frank Misiti were quoted in the August 3 Promotional Products Association International article, “‘Buc-Off:’ John Oliver Dares Buc-ee’s To Sue Over Parody Merch.”

The article cites the July 26 episode of Last Week Tonight, in which host John Oliver introduced a parody merchandise line called “Buc-off” to challenge Buc-ee’s history of trademark

On August 3, 2026, Nutrition Industry Executive magazine published Steven Shapiro’s article, “The State Regulation of Dietary Supplements and the Need for Preemption.”

Among a patchwork of state regulations, many of which have not been enforced, Steve’s article argues for one federal set of requirements that governs the regulation of dietary supplements.

Click here to

Nancy Del Pizzo joined the July 28 episode of the Corporate Compliance Insights podcast, “Queering Compliance Episode 003: The Complicated Legacy of Barney Frank,” as a featured guest.

The segment examines Barney Frank’s impact as one of the first openly gay members of Congress, considering his legacy through both LGBTQ+ and compliance perspectives. Nancy reflects

FeedSpot, an aggregator of global media outlets and content creators, has named TaxSlaw among its list of the 100 Best Tax Blogs to Follow in 2026.

TaxSlaw is consistently recognized in JD Supra’s Readers Choice Awards.

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Benjamin Malerba, a partner at Rivkin Radler, has been named to the Long Island Business News 2026 Long Island Business Influencers: Healthcare & Healthcare Law list. The recognition highlights leaders shaping Long Island’s evolving healthcare landscape, including those helping organizations navigate the complex legal and regulatory issues facing the industry.

A co-chair of Rivkin Radler’s

Barry Levy, managing partner of Rivkin Radler, announced that Elliot Weiss has joined the firm as a partner in its corporate practice. Elliot brings nearly 12 years of experience advising businesses and investors on a broad range of transactional matters.

A highly regarded attorney in his area of practice, Elliot represents clients ranging from small

On Thursday, July 23rd, Rivkin Radler will hold its next Health Law Executive Briefing. Chris Kutner and Emily Manning will present Resolving Payment Disputes Under the No Surprises Act: An Analysis of the Federal IDR Process.

The federal Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process, administered by HHS, is a neutral framework for transparently resolving payment disputes