Five Tips for Representing a Non-Party Served with a Document Subpoena: Welcome to the Party?
Mark Romance authored an article, "Five Tips for Representing a Non-Party Served with a Document Subpoena: Welcome to the Party?," published by the American Bar Association Section of Litigation. In his piece, which is based on federal rules concerning subpoenas to non-parties, Romance outlines the top five considerations when representing a non-party who receives a subpoena for production of documents.
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The Florida Bar News' 'On the Move' column recently featured the arrival of four new associates to our Florida offices.
Day Pitney Litigation Partner Mark Romance and Fiduciary and Probate Litigation Partner Ann Hetherwick "Hether" Cahill were featured in the CityBiz article, "Day Pitney Names Mark Romance and Ann Hetherwick Cahill Chairs of Fiduciary and Probate Litigation Practice Group."
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Three Day Pitney Private Client Department Partners were selected for inclusion on Boston magazine's Top Lawyers of 2024 list*. The selected attorneys are: Christine N. Fletcher, Partner – Trusts and Estates; Jordana G. Schreiber, Partner – Trusts and Estates; and Tiffany M. Bentley, Partner – Family Law.
Day Pitney Litigation Department Chair Manuel Garcia-Linares was featured in the Daily Business Review article, "Florida Supreme Court Clarifies Qualifications for Court – Appointed Arbitrators." Garcia
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Day Pitney Litigation Attorneys Michael L. Fialkoff and Andrew R. Ingalls authored the article "NJ Appellate Division Holds 'Clickwrap' Arbitration Provision Enforceable," for the New Jersey Law Journal.
Day Pitney Miami Partners Melissa A. Rodriguez and Mark A. Romance authored the article "Tradition vs. Technology: Original Paper Wills Are Still Required," for the Daily Business Review.
The purpose of this monthly series Patently Enabled is to share simplified patent-related information to assist non-patent practitioners in making the best decisions when considering their intellectual property rights.