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Day Pitney's Elizabeth Retersdorf Named a Recipient of a Hartford Business Journal 2024 40 Under Forty Award
Day Pitney Insurance and Reinsurance Partner Elizabeth P. Retersdorf has been named a recipient of a Hartford Business Journal 2024 40 Under Forty Award. Retersdorf represents clients in insurance coverage and reinsurance disputes both in court and arbitration, and advises clients on insurance-related regulatory matters, including domestic acquisitions and compliance issues. Retersdorf will receive her award on September 19 at the Awards celebration at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville, CT.
Third Circuit Decision on Judicial Review of Constructively Approved Tariff Revisions
In a December 1 decision in PJM Power Providers Group v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (the Court) clarified what constitutes a reviewable Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) order.[1] In its precedential opinion, the Court held that it had the authority to review constructively approved tariff revisions filed under Section 205 of the Federal Power Act (FPA) resulting from a two-to-two deadlock among the FERC Commissioners.
Court Sets Standard for Application of Attorney-Client Privilege to Mixed-Purpose Communications
Erick Sandler of Day Pitney (Courtesy photo) Lawyers and clients often confront the question of when communications relating to both nonlegal and legal advice may be covered by the attorney-client privilege. Court decisions in this area have not always provided consistent guidance.
Court Sets Standard for Application of Attorney-Client Privilege to Mixed-Purpose Communications
Lawyers and clients often confront the question of when communications relating to both nonlegal and legal advice may be covered by the attorney-client privilege. Court decisions in this area have not always provided consistent guidance.
Court Sets Standard for Application of Attorney-Client Privilege to Mixed-Purpose Communications
Court Sets Standard for Application of Attorney-Client Privilege to Mixed-Purpose Communications Lawyers and clients often confront the question of when communications relating to both nonlegal and legal advice may be covered by the attorney-client privilege. Court decisions in this area have not always provided consistent guidance.
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