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In this episode of The Marketing MadMen, host Nick Constantino dives into a lively discussion with Joe Ciucci of Duane Morris LLP and real estate agent Thom McCorkle. From wild concert stories to the impact of COVID-19 on various industries, we explore the importance of building rapport in sales, the shift in music performances, and the return to tradition and heritage in food, music, and beverages. Tune in for invaluable insights, personal anecdotes, and a celebration of passion in both professional and personal pursuits. Key Takeaways The evolving lifestyles of musicians and the shift in concert expectations. The importance of building rapport and passion in sales. Navigating career transitions during COVID-19. The significance of tradition and heritage in today's fast-paced world. Memorable experiences and life lessons from Joe and Tom's journeys. Hashtags #MarketingMadMen #JoeCiucci #ThomMcCorkle #SalesTips #CareerTransition #MusicIndustry #COVID19Impact #BuildingRapport #TraditionAndHeritage #ConcertStories #NickConstantino Meta Description (160 characters) Marketing, music, and life lessons with Joe Ciucci and Thom McCorkle. Dive into career transitions, building rapport, and memorable stories on The Marketing MadMen. Focus Keyword Marketing MadMen Episodepatreon.com/TheMarketingMadMen: https://www.nick-constantino.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of iGaming Daily, supported by Optimove, Jessica Welman, Editor of SBC Americas, is joined by Bill Gantz, Partner - Trials, Gaming, Intellectual Property at Duane Morris LLP, to unpack the legal complexities of the debate 'sweeping' the US.The duo discuss the legal framework surrounding sweepstakes, the freemium model and the ongoing debates and litigation affecting the industry. They also delve into the nuances of state regulations, the legitimacy of gold coins in social casinos and the implications of recent legal actions against the sweepstakes operators.The conversation also highlights the need for clarity and regulation in the rapidly evolving market due to the varying nature of regulations across different states in the US. To read more about what was discussed in today's episode, click on the following links:- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/11/04/vgw-financial-year-reports-taxes/- https://sbcamericas.com/2024/10/30/social-casinos-sweepstakes-spga/Host: Jessica WelmanGuest: Bill GantzProducer: Anaya McDonaldEditor: James RossRemember to check out Optimove at https://hubs.la/Q02gLC5L0 or go to Optimove.com/sbc to get your first month free when buying the industry's leading customer-loyalty service. 

Jeff McArthur talks with Aleksander Goranin, partner at Duane Morris LLP, headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania about Canada's Lululemon sues Peloton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of @darshantalks, we had discussed Evolving Trademarking with guest Christiane Campbell. Christiane Campbell, Cannabis and Luxury Branding Attorney, Partner at Duane Morris LLP (https://www.duanemorris.com/), had spoken about the recent boom in cannabis litigation, catalysed by the New Jersey effect. The legalisation of cannabis in New Jersey significantly impacted the tri-State area and the Midwest parts of the US. The pharma bills recently passed include the legalisation of cannabis for recreational use as well, which is evidence of FDA approval. Doctors have started prescribing doses of cannabis to their patients for medical use, but if they get the specifications wrong, it can lead to a consumer issue. Disputes related to false advertising are coming up, where companies are falsely claiming that their product is of higher quality and concentration. In case of trademark disputes, the client usually wants to know if the label is appropriate to avoid litigation or being sued by the USPTO and is the least bothered about whether the percentages of constituents of cannabis are correct. Trademark lawyers need to look at the issues with respect to the use and registration of the client's brand. More than looking at a trademark specifically, it is crucial to look at what brand it is about and whether the celebrity fits the associated messaging. Sometimes, if a star says something in an advertisement that was thoroughly vetted but still not sufficient, the FDA states that it is a false advertisement, and thus it should be replaced with a corrective ad. Usually, these kinds of circumstances are accounted for in the contract negotiated by the brand against the talent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of @darshantalks, we had discussed Evolving Trademarking with guest Christiane Campbell. Christiane Campbell, Cannabis and Luxury Branding Attorney, Partner at Duane Morris LLP (https://www.duanemorris.com/), had spoken about the recent boom in cannabis litigation, catalysed by the New Jersey effect. The legalisation of cannabis in New Jersey significantly impacted the tri-State area and the Midwest parts of the US. The pharma bills recently passed include the legalisation of cannabis for recreational use as well, which is evidence of FDA approval. Doctors have started prescribing doses of cannabis to their patients for medical use, but if they get the specifications wrong, it can lead to a consumer issue. Disputes related to false advertising are coming up, where companies are falsely claiming that their product is of higher quality and concentration. In case of trademark disputes, the client usually wants to know if the label is appropriate to avoid litigation or being sued by the USPTO and is the least bothered about whether the percentages of constituents of cannabis are correct. Trademark lawyers need to look at the issues with respect to the use and registration of the client's brand. More than looking at a trademark specifically, it is crucial to look at what brand it is about and whether the celebrity fits the associated messaging. Sometimes, if a star says something in an advertisement that was thoroughly vetted but still not sufficient, the FDA states that it is a false advertisement, and thus it should be replaced with a corrective ad. Usually, these kinds of circumstances are accounted for in the contract negotiated by the brand against the talent. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timothy Gierschick (b. 1976, Reading, PA) is an artist living and working in Philadelphia, PA. His paintings and works on paper have been exhibited and collected both nationally and internationally, including by Duane Morris LLP offices worldwide, and Capital One Bank NA. Timothy earned his Bachelor of Arts, concentrating in Printmaking, from Messiah College in 2000. He is also employed by the Barnes Foundation as preparator. Books mentioned at the end of the interview are Mona, by Pola Oloixarac: and Zen Mind by Suzuki. Bad Blood, latex and enamel on rag paper, 36 x 30”, 2021 The Skater, latex and enamel on rag paper, 40 x 30”, 2021. Junkie, latex and enamel on found panel, 19 x 40”, 2020

Kara Dodson is a strategic consultant and coach at Volta Talent Strategies and an adjunct professor at Temple University's James E. Beasley School of Law. At Volta, Kara coaches lawyers of all levels in a variety of areas, including business development, time management, effective communication, stress management, leadership, and delegation. Kara started her legal career over 20 years ago at Duane Morris LLP. Since then, she has covered employment and labor cases dealing with professional malpractice, litigation matters, human rights, and more. Today, Kara is committed to helping law firms and attorneys maximize client relationships and develop business strategies for growth and success. In this episode… What does a lawyer need to succeed? Information; tools; colleagues with a common goal? According to Kara Dodson, one of the most valuable resources that a lawyer can have for business development is a coach who can help them cultivate a mindset of resilience and empathy.  After decades of experience practicing employment law, Kara switched her focus to business development and coaching. Her mission is to create an atmosphere where lawyers can build stronger relationships with clients and continue to develop their talents in a changing industry. So, what is Kara's advice for navigating the current opportunities and challenges in the legal profession?  In this week's episode of Level Up, host Nick Araco sits down with coach, consultant, and attorney, Kara Dodson. Kara discusses her tips for stress management in 2020 and beyond, her transition from BigLaw to business development, and the importance of empathy in the workplace. She also shares her hopes for the future of the legal profession and her secrets for staying at the top of your game in the middle of a pandemic. Stay tuned!

Delphine O’Rourke, Partner at Duane Morris LLP, and Michelle Johnson Tidjani, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Henry Ford Health System, talk about how hospitals can secure their supply chain in these uncertain times. In addition, the podcast discusses contract management issues and gives practical pointers on establishing an incident command center to ensure clinical and business issues are addressed. From the Public Health System Affinity Group of AHLA's Hospitals and Health Systems Practice Group.

For everything you’ve always wanted to know about Opportunity Zones, Brad Molotsky’s your guy! Brad currently practices with Duane Morris LLP in the area of real estate law, and he serves as co-head of the firm's Opportunity Zones practice. Brad chronicles how this federally-established program became a reality, as the brainchild of billionaire ex-Facebook president Sean Parker along with bipartisan efforts of Senators Tim Scott and Cory Booker. Brad also compares his perspectives as an attorney in a big law firm with his experience as Executive VP and General Counsel for a large development company. 1721 is a project near and dear to his heart, a novel combination community for seniors and developmentally disabled adults in Cherry Hill, NJ. Brad notes that while there is a general affordable housing shortage nation-wide, the issue is at a crisis level with little to no availability for special-needs adults.

On January 5, 2020, Delphine O’Rourke, a Partner at Duane Morris, LLP., shared the story behind her title with us.

The IMN Opportunity Zone Forum is being held in Chicago on September 19th. Listeners of the podcast can use code NSCM20 when registering for a 20% discount It was recently announced that PTM Partners and Estate Investments Group secured a $55 million construction loan to build an 18-story apartment project in an Opportunity Zone.  The development group also secured about $18 million in mezzanine financing in addition to the construction loan. The developers are building a 360-unit multifamily building in Miami near the Miami Central train station.  The deal marks one of the first construction loans given to an Opportunity Zone project in South Florida. Joining the podcast to discuss Opportunity Zones is Brad Molotsky, attorney and partner at Duane Morris.  Brad practices in the area of real estate law and is co-head of the firms Opportunity Zones practice group.      

Karen Rands is joind by David Feldman to discuss the history and outcome of Reg A+ since its inception in 2016.  They will explore the good and bad of almost 125 deals, averaging $10 million per deal, since inception.  Just 10 of the  issuers got listed on Nasdaq or the NYSE, though unfortunately their stocks have not fared well generally. Most of them were, for all practical purposes, start ups.  The NYSE recently decided to pause taking new Reg A+ issuers, and the Nasdaq lately had been slow walking them. This proposed requirement to be operating two years to get a Nasdaq listing makes sense. David is a partner at Duane Morris LLP, and focuses on corporate, securities and financing matters for public and private companies, investment banks, private equity firms and high-net worth individuals. He is considered a leading authority on alternatives to traditional initial public offerings, including the new Regulation A+.  He published a book on that subject, called Regulation A+ and Other Alternatives to a Traditional IPO (John Wiley & Sons), in 2018.  This is his 4th time as a guest on the Compassionate Capitalist Podcast. https://www.duanemorris.com/attorneys/davidnfeldman.html Karen Rands is the best selling author of Inside Secets to Angel Investing. It is primer for investors to understand the risks and rewards of investing in private company stock.  Savvy investors that invest public stock, looking for those with the most upside potential, use her book to understand how they can invest in Reg A+ companies as a future potential public stock. She helps companies determine their strategy for raising capital and execute on the strategy.  https://karenrands.co 

Karen Rands is joind by David Feldman to discuss the history and outcome of Reg A+ since its inception in 2016.  They will explore the good and bad of almost 125 deals, averaging $10 million per deal, since inception.  Just 10 of the  issuers got listed on Nasdaq or the NYSE, though unfortunately their stocks have not fared well generally. Most of them were, for all practical purposes, start ups.  The NYSE recently decided to pause taking new Reg A+ issuers, and the Nasdaq lately had been slow walking them. This proposed requirement to be operating two years to get a Nasdaq listing makes sense. David is a partner at Duane Morris LLP, and focuses on corporate, securities and financing matters for public and private companies, investment banks, private equity firms and high-net worth individuals. He is considered a leading authority on alternatives to traditional initial public offerings, including the new Regulation A+.  He published a book on that subject, called Regulation A+ and Other Alternatives to a Traditional IPO (John Wiley & Sons), in 2018.  This is his 4th time as a guest on the Compassionate Capitalist Podcast. https://www.duanemorris.com/attorneys/davidnfeldman.html Karen Rands is the best selling author of Inside Secets to Angel Investing. It is primer for investors to understand the risks and rewards of investing in private company stock.  Savvy investors that invest public stock, looking for those with the most upside potential, use her book to understand how they can invest in Reg A+ companies as a future potential public stock. She helps companies determine their strategy for raising capital and execute on the strategy.  https://karenrands.co 

Thinking Outside the Bud is a business podcast devoted to driving innovation in the cannabis space. During each episode, we speak with founders, investors, thought leaders, researchers, advocates, and policy makers who are finding new and exciting ways for cannabis to positively impact business, society, and culture. Have each episode delivered to your inbox by subscribing here: http://www.thinkingoutsidethebud.com/subscribe

On this week's Business Of Sports, Andrew replays a panel from the recent Moorad symposium at Villanova University on the data, gambling, & privacy of athletes. The panel includes, Darren Rovell (The Action Network), Michele Roberts (Executive Director of the NBA Player's Association), Adam Berger (Sports Betting Expert from Duane Morris LLP), & Jeffrey Moorad (former MLB agent & team owner)

We interview Randy Whitlatch, partner at Duane Morris LLP. Randy talks about how associates should look within their firm for paths to promotion.

Justus Getty (USNA '04) is an attorney with Duane Morris LLP, an AmLaw100 firm with more than 800 attorneys in offices across the globe. His work is primarily focused on the acquisition, enforcement, and licensing of patents and trademarks. His practice is also focused on startups, entrepreneurs, and early stage companies. He is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches "Intellectual Property for Startups." He has worked with more than 40 startup companies to protect their Intellectual Property to position them more competitively in the marketplace. In this episode, Justus and I discuss: How to apply for a patent and how the process works How to protect your brand with a trademark All the ways his firm helps business owners with legal issues Connect with Justus Getty Justus @ Duane Morris Justus on LinkedIn If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Justus for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA ’01

The biggest legal decision in sports betting history came down Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to strike down PASPA, the law that upheld the ban on betting. So what was the legal reasoning behind the decision? And what does it mean for sports bettors? New Jersey gaming lawyer Christopher Soriano from Duane Morris LLP joined Jonny OddsShark to break it all down in easy-to-understand terms. Soriano explains why this decision was made and what states are likely to be next in line to offer sports betting. He also talks about why he doesn’t anticipate federal legislation any time soon. In short - every question answered for sports bettors about the New Jersey sports betting decision on this podcast. Take a listen.

Being a successful leader involves more than just being bossy. In this episode of The Paralegal Voice, host Carl Morrison talks to Lisa Vessels about the characteristics that make a paralegal a strong leader. From volunteering with the Girl Scouts to effectively communicating with subordinates, they discuss Lisa's experience becoming an effective leader. Additionally, Lisa gives her tips and tricks to improve leadership skills through understanding people's personality type. Stay tuned until the end for Listener's Voice, Carl's recurring segment featuring audio questions or comments from a listener. To send in your own question, email Carl at devoted2law@gmail.com. Lisa Vessels lives in Miami, Florida, and is employed by Duane Morris LLP as manager of the rules-based docketing software program utilized by her firm's U.S. offices. Special thanks to our sponsors NALA, Thomson Reuters Firm Central, and ServeNow.

Research may not be the most exciting part of law school, but there are ways to make it easier, more interesting, and (perhaps most importantly) free. In this episode of the ABA Law Student Podcast, hosts Sandy Gallant-Jones and Chris Morgan talk to Sheila Hollis and Barbara Bavis about the Law Library of Congress. While most law students know the Library of Congress exists, few know just how many resources it offers, like online access and a knowledgeable staff that’s ready to help. In their discussion, they also talk about legislative, judicial, and executive resources that law students can get online for free. Barbara Bavis joined the staff of the Law Library of Congress in 2012 as a Legal Reference Librarian. She provides legal research services to patrons, both at the reference desk in the Law Library Reading Room and via the Law Library’s Ask a Librarian service. Sheila Slocum Hollis is chair of the Washington, D.C. office of Duane Morris LLP. She just completed 12 years of service on the firm’s executive committee and partners’ board.

No firm can afford a poorly drafted employee handbook. Listen to this podcast and find out how you can make your employee handbook policies compliant with legal requirements as well as those that are just strongly recommended. Mr. Cohen will discuss the most common mistakes often made in drafting policies and important strategies to avoid costly errors. In addition, he will share best practices in drafting and updateing your employee handbook.About Michael S. Cohen, J.DMr. Cohen is a Partner at Duane Morris LLP in the firm's Employment Services Practice Group where he concentrates his practice in the areas of employment law training and counseling. A highly sought-after speaker, he has trained and counseled employees throughout the country on employment subjects, including harassment prevention, diversity, discipline, hiring, firing, recruiting, performance evaluations and compliance. 

No firm can afford a poorly drafted employee handbook. Listen to this podcast and find out how you can make your employee handbook policies compliant with legal requirements as well as those that are just strongly recommended. Mr. Cohen will discuss the most common mistakes often made in drafting policies and important strategies to avoid costly errors. In addition, he will share best practices in drafting and updateing your employee handbook. About Michael S. Cohen, J.D Mr. Cohen is a Partner at Duane Morris LLP in the firm’s Employment Services Practice Group where he concentrates his practice in the areas of employment law training and counseling. A highly sought-after speaker, he has trained and counseled employees throughout the country on employment subjects, including harassment prevention, diversity, discipline, hiring, firing, recruiting, performance evaluations and compliance.  

The TalentCulture #TChat Show is back live on Wednesday, July 30, 2014, from 7-8 pm ET (4-5 pm PT). The #TChat radio portion runs the first 30 minutes from 7-7:30 pm ET, followed by the #TChat Twitter chat from 7:30-8 pm ET. Last week we talked about the state of HR Technology, and this week we’re talking about workplace bullying and the legal and moral implications. Wow. According to one recent study, 96% of American employees experience bullying in the workplace, and the nature of that bullying is changing thanks to social media and online interactions. Even though the employment world is already heavily regulated, one major gap remains: workplace bullying. No state prohibits bullying, unless it relates to a protected group (such as race, sex or disability). But workplace bullying has harmful, reverberating effects, not only on the victims, but also on the witnesses. The good news is that we don’t need to wait for a law to be enacted to prevent and respond to bullying. Progressive employers who want to be successful ensure their cultures are bully-free. This week’s guest will talk about how.    Join #TChat co-creators and hosts Meghan M. Biro and Kevin W. Grossman as we learn more about workplace bullying with this week’s guest: Jonathan Segal, an employment lawyer and partner with the international law firm Duane Morris LLP, as well as an active TalentCulture #TChat community member. Thank you to our sponsors and partners: RIVS, GreatRated of Great Place to Work, TalentWise, Globoforce, SAP/SuccessFactors, PeopleFluent, Red Branch Media and HRmarketer Insight.

Eric J. Sinrod is a partner in the San Francisco office of Duane Morris LLP. Mr. Sinrod has been highlighted by an outside publication as "the leading IP attorney in the land," and has been selected by his peers as one of the "Best Lawyers in America" in the area of Cyber Law. Mr. Sinrod is considered a thought-leader on electronic discovery issues. Mr. Sinrod is one of the hosts of TechLaw10, a 10-minute audio podcast update on technology law issues. His work has been profiled in numerous publications. Mondaq announced that one of Mr. Sinrod's columns was the most popular article in the United States in the month that it was published. Mr. Sinrod has been an adjunct professor of law and has published many law review and other journal articles. He is a frequent speaker on Internet, intellectual property, information and communications issues. He has been an advisor to the Cyberspace Law Seminar at Hastings College of the Law, has taught an Information Law Seminar at Golden Gate University School of Law, and teaches a Business Media class at Ex'pression Center for New Media. Mr. Sinrod's videos discussing the intersection of law and technology have been featured on YouTube and Google Video. http://www.duanemorris.com/site/techlaw10.html

Our Intellectual Property Podcast Series continues this week with Mark A. Fischer of Duane Morris LLP discussing Kim Kardashian's lawsuit against The Gap for violating her right of publicity. Learn more about our IP Program at http://bit.ly/lYk87M.

Mark A. Fischer, Duane Morris LLP and Suffolk Law Adjunct Professor of Advanced Copyright, discusses the suit over the use of Mike Tyson's tattoo in the newly released film The Hangover 2. Learn more about Mr. Fischer at http://bit.ly/kkbmkT.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is aggressively probing the financial world in the wake of the meltdown on Wall Street last fall. For the first time, the SEC filed an insider trading lawsuit involving the purchase of a credit default swap based on confidential, nonpublic material information. In-House Legal host, Paul D. Boynton welcomes Attorney David B. Bernsohn of Duane Morris LLP to help explain the underpinnings of the SEC’s case and the legal issues it raises.

Everyday we read about law firm mergers or acquisitions, becoming, or so it seems, much like big corporate America. Coast to Coast hosts J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi - West Coast and East Coast attorneys and law.com bloggers, explore this growing trend toward the mega firm on this show. Our guests are experts with compelling insights on this topic: Attorney and national legal writer, Eric J. Sinrod, partner in the San Francisco office of Duane Morris LLP - one of the largest firms in the U-S and; Attorney and well-known legal consultant, Bruce MacEwen from New York. Can mega firms better serve legal clients in a new global legal community? Don't miss this discussion, sponsored by Law.com.

Coast to Coast, hosted by Attorneys and Law.com bloggers, Robert Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams, looks at the legal wranglings over the gizmo that keeps many lawyers connected - the BlackBerry! The legal spotlight is on the patent infringement lawsuit brought by a company called NTP against Research in Motion, the company that makes the BlackBerry. To guide us through the recent developments is our special guest, Attorney Eric J. Sinrod, partner in the firm of Duane Morris LLP, who is experienced in Internet, technology and intellectual property law as well as major class actions. Mr. Sinrod writes weekly legal columns for USATODAY.com, and he is a regular guest speaker covering legal issues for Tech TV, Live Online News and CNET Radio.

Coast to Coast, with Robert Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams from Law.com's arsenal of law bloggers gets first hand accounts from inside the courtroom at the VIOXX trial underway in New Jersey. A 60-yr old war veteran claims VIOXX caused his heart attack. Special guest, Attorney Sam Davis, from Davis, Saperstein & Solomon, P.C., who has been attending the trial to gather information for his own plaintiffs' cases against Merck Pharmaceuticals, recounts developments in the trial including some outbursts between Merck lead defense counsel and Judge Carol Higbee. Also joining us on the show is NJ Law Journal reporter Lisa Brennan and well-known defense Attorney Alan Klein from Duane Morris LLP, who was MDL liason counsel for a pharmaceutical manufacturer in the diet drug fen-phen litigation. Three important perspectives you won't want to miss!