John Diviney commented on New York State’s proposed pay transparency law in the Newsday article, “Pending state law on job listings may mean less mystery about pay.”

If the law is signed, job ads must be more transparent about salary. This law comes about for many reasons, including that pay transparency can help close any

Evan H. Krinick, Managing Partner of Rivkin Radler LLP, is pleased to announce that Syma Shulman Levine, of West Hempstead, NY, has returned to the firm as Counsel. Levine will be a member of the Health Services Practice Group, Employment & Labor and Corporate Groups, and Commercial Litigation Group, resident in the Uniondale office. Stretching

Anne Murray was featured in the Garden City News article, “Waldorf school celebrates 75th anniversary with all-women leadership team.”

Murray is the newly-appointed Board Chair of the Waldorf School of Garden City as of July 1, 2022. She is also an alumna of the school.

“With the support of our incredible leadership team, our school

As part of SupplySide West 2022, Marc Ullman will moderate a panel entitled “State of dietary supplement regulations and litigation: 2022 update.”

The session, which takes place November 3, 2022, will cover:

• Mandatory product listing and broader reform of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA)
• NAC, CBD and other ingredients

Rivkin Radler associate Nicholas G. Moneta has been accepted in the into Class III of the Mid-Atlantic Fellows Institute of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC).

Created by ACTEC Fellows, The Mid-Atlantic Fellows Institute was constructed to aid and assist in the professional development of the future leaders of the trusts and

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

Please join us as Rivkin Radler Associate Ashley Algazi presents the September Lunch and Learn. The program will:

• Review HIPAA breach definition
• Discuss the analysis and investigation process to determine if a breach has occurred
• Review exceptions to the definition of ‘breach’
• Discuss covered entity vs business associate

Two Rivkin attorneys, both of whom are based on Long Island, have been named Lawyer of the Year: William Cornachio for his work in Real Estate Law and William Savino for his work in both Insurance Law and Litigation-Insurance.

Only one lawyer is recognized as the “Lawyer of the Year” in each practice area and

The Best Lawyers in America has recognized Rivkin Radler LLP’s attorneys in its 2023 edition.

Two Rivkin attorneys, both of whom are based on Long Island, have been named Lawyer of the Year: William Cornachio for his work in Real Estate Law and William Savino for his work in both Insurance Law and Litigation-Insurance.

In

Marc Ullman spoke with Natural Products INSIDER for the article, “Compliance responsibilities when using a contract manufacturer.”

Some brands contract out their products to individual manufacturers. During this collaboration, many questions can arise regarding compliance responsibility and reporting regulations.

There are a multitude of manufacturing and reporting requirements, such as cGMPs (current good manufacturing practices), FSMA

The New York State Bar Association’s Trusts and Estates Law Section will hold its 2022 fall meeting September 15-17 at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston. Joseph La Ferlita is the Program Chair. Participants will be eligible for 7.0 MCLE credits over the three days — 1 Ethics credit, 1 Skills credit and 5 Professional

Rivkin Radler Partner Alan S. Rutkin was chosen to join the Federation of Defense & Corporation Counsel’s (FDCC’s) Board of Directors. He will serve a one-year term.

“I have been a member of the FDCC since 2011, and I am very supportive of the organization’s mission,” Alan said. “I look to making a contribution through

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

Marc Ullman was quoted in a Nutra Ingredients article titled, “Study finds supplements with dodgy ingredients still for sale years after warning letters.” The article discusses a recent study that uncovered questionable supplement ingredients years after the FDA issues safety warning letters.

“The results of this survey are no surprise. FDA has eviscerated its own ability

Wendy H. Sheinberg is presenting at the ACS Developmental Disabilities Unit’s upcoming virtual “Lunch and Learn” session scheduled on Thursday, August 18. The program will provide an overview of the ACS Developmental Disabilities Unit, introduction of the Essential Parenting Supports Training Program and feature a presentation on Guardianship.

The virtual “Lunch and Learn” session will