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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 […]
Shauna Itri, partner at Seeger Weiss LLP in Philadelphia, will speak at the annual conference of Taxpayers Against Fraud, on Friday, October 4 at the Washington Marriott Georgetown in Washington, D.C. “Blowing the Whistle in the Digital Age” begins at 1 p.m. on the last day of the three-day conference, Itri will share the stage […]
Ridgefield Park, N.J. — Seeger Weiss LLP announced today the promotion of Christopher Ayers to partner. Following a decade as a member of the litigation defense bar, Ayers joined Seeger Weiss as Counsel in September 2017. He contributes to the firm’s diversified class action and mass tort practice, including in the areas of product liability, complex […]
By Jeff Overley Law360 (August 19, 2019, 8:28 PM EDT) — The Ohio federal judge supervising multidistrict opioid litigation approved lead attorneys Monday for a proposed “negotiation class” of local governments that would pursue nationwide settlements with drug companies accused of sparking a devastating addiction crisis. In a five-page order, U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster […]