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Seeger Weiss LLP hails new legislation, signed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, that extends the window in which survivors of child sexual abuse may file claims under the state’s Child Victims Act. Survivors—regardless of when or how long ago the alleged abuse occurred—now have until August 14, 2021 to file their claims. “This means […]
Seeger Weiss LLP is proud to announce that Shauna Itri, a partner at the firm since 2019, has been recognized as a “Distinguished Leader” by The Legal Intelligencer’s 2020 Professional Excellence Awards. “I’m honored to be placed in a category with lawyers who are icons in the industry,” Itri said. The award recognizes Itri’s work […]
Seeger Weiss is pleased to announce a $1.4 million settlement resolving allegations that Florida radiology practice Mori, Bean, and Brooks, P.A. (MBB) violated the False Claims Act (FCA). The case was originally filed by whistleblower Thomas Heyck, represented by Seeger Weiss partner Shauna Itri. Heyck, who had worked for the Jacksonville-based practice as a radiologist, […]
In a May 7, 2020 post, Boston University spotlighted Seeger Weiss partner Jennifer Scullion—a graduate of BU’s College of Arts and Sciences—for establishing the Scullion Fund for Emergency Assistance at her alma mater. The post reads, in part: Scullion came to BU as a Trustee Scholar, and she knew she had to make every penny count. […]
In an October 24, 2019 Law360 article, Seeger Weiss founding partner Stephen Weiss spoke about his work representing former employees of Life Spine Inc., a medical device maker accused of paying surgeons to use and promote their products. The article reads, in part: Life Spine Inc. and two executives have agreed to pay nearly $6 […]
In an October 6, 2019 Hartford Courant article, Seeger Weiss founding partner Stephen Weiss spoke about efforts by the Roman Catholic church in Connecticut to fight attempts to change the statute of limitations laws with regard to child sexual abuse, a change that would allow more adult survivors to bring criminal and civil actions. The […]