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Isaacson Discusses NY’s Cyber Breach Notification Law with Newsday
March 15, 2023 | Privacy, Data & Cyber Law

Debbie Isaacson was interviewed for the Newsday article, “Data breaches near historic high,” which talks about the near-record number of data breaches in 2022. The breaches were driven, in large part, by attacks on supply chains.

Debbie noted that New York’s SHIELD Act, which became law in 2019, requires a person or business to notify any

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When Hackers Attack Your Practice, Will You Be Prepared?
October 18, 2022 | Privacy, Data & Cyber Law

Rivkin Radler partner Shari Claire Lewis will be a presenter at the October 19, 2022, program, When Hackers Attack Your Practice, Will You Be Prepared?

The presentation will educate law firm owners and managing partners on the risks associated with cyber-related exposures and how to be prepared in the event of an attack.

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Del Pizzo Named to New Jersey Law Journal’s Women Attorneys of the Year
October 13, 2022 | Privacy, Data & Cyber Law | Commercial Litigation | Intellectual Property

Rivkin Radler Partner Nancy A. Del Pizzo was named to New Jersey Law Journal’s 2022 Women Attorneys of the Year, one of only 18 to be recognized. Del Pizzo’s accomplishments will be described in detail in a special supplement to be published by the Law Journal later this year.

Del Pizzo, a Summit, NJ, resident,

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Del Pizzo on Leadership Council to Increase Awareness of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
August 23, 2022

Nancy Del Pizzo has accepted an invitation to join the Alzheimer’s Association’s Legal Industry Leadership Council, which includes leaders from select law firms throughout the country. The Council’s work showcases two important pillars of the Alzheimer’s Association’s strategic priorities: (1) community outreach and (2) partnerships. As part of the effort, council members, their colleagues and friends

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Del Pizzo Plays Pivotal Role in Publication’s Privacy Law Issue
August 1, 2022 | Privacy, Data & Cyber Law

Nancy Del Pizzo was the special editor of New Jersey Lawyer magazine’s August issue, which focuses on Privacy Law.

In addition to penning the opening editorial, Nancy assigned and edited the seven articles in the edition, which address critical issues, recent decisions and valuable practice tips for attorneys in the privacy space.

Nancy serves on

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Rivkin Radler Attorneys Named 2022 New Jersey Super Lawyers
March 23, 2022

Rivkin Radler LLP is pleased to announce that Brian R. Ade, of Allendale, NJ; Nancy A. Del Pizzo, of Summit, NJ; Jenna Gabay, of Cresskill, NJ; Gene Kang, of Palisades Park, NJ; and Ana Parikh, of Paramus, NJ, have been named 2022 New Jersey Super Lawyers.  Ade was named a Top Rated Products Liability Attorney;

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Del Pizzo Featured in Commerce Magazine
February 15, 2022 | Diversity & Inclusion

Nancy Del Pizzo was featured in the February issue of Commerce Magazine in the article, “Embracing Diversity, Equity & Inclusion is a Competitive Advantage.”

The magazine asked New Jersey’s leading organizations and companies to discuss their outreach and how it allows them to deliver value to their workforces and clients.

Del Pizzo stated, “Rivkin Radler’s

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Rivkin Radler Elevates 3 New Partners
January 3, 2022

Evan H. Krinick, Managing Partner of Rivkin Radler LLP, has announced that Ada Janocinska, Justin Piccione and Michael Vanunu have been elected Partners.

“This new class of partners is truly representative of our approach to client service,” Krinick said. “They are skilled lawyers who maintain an unwavering focus on their clients’ goals.”

Ada Janocinska, of

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Fader Comments on 2022 HIPAA Changes
December 1, 2021 | Compliance Investigations & White Collar | Health Services

Eric Fader was quoted in Relias Media’s HIPAA Regulatory Alert. In an article entitled “HIPAA Changes Coming in 2022 Might Require Policy Revisions,” Eric notes that the proposed changes will necessitate more training for businesses and organizations to whom HIPAA applies. The changes may also place a greater burden on providers to offer access to patient

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Lewis Quoted on Medical Employees Gone Rogue
October 29, 2021 | Privacy, Data & Cyber Law

Shari Lewis’ comments were noted in the Part B News article, “Inside job: Use tech, common sense to repel employee threats to your cybersecurity.” The story relates how disgruntled employees sometimes commit purposeful acts of cyber sabotage.

According to Shari, ““We’ve seen cases like this all the time on both sides. The disgruntled ex-employee who in

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