The Legal Intelligencer

Parker said the office has faced numerous challenges with the federal government over the past year and a half, and described Galloway's experience across federal agencies and the public and private sectors as making her uniquely qualified for the role.

Federal Prosecutor with Big Law Background Becomes Philadelphia's New Top Lawyer | Law.com

Today's edition of People in the News includes personnel updates about Kang Haggerty and Post & Schell.

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From Brian M. Balduzzi of Holland & Knight: "The holding in Klein CRUT should come as no surprise to New Jersey attorneys and accountants, but it reinforces the importance of proper planning for New Jersey residents establishing charitable trusts."

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Two cases reinforce the importance of considering a New Jersey grantor establishing a charitable split-interest trust with no New Jersey trustee, assets or source income and potentially under the governing law of a state such as South Dakota or Delaware with no state income taxation.

Something's Rotten in the State of NJ: When a Charitable Split-Interest Trust by Any Other Name Would Smell So Sweet | Law.com

Kang Haggerty announced that David L. Braverman and core members of his litigation team have joined the firm from Braverman Kaskey, strengthening Kang Haggerty's business and commercial litigation practice across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

People in the News—July 29, 2026—Kang Haggerty, Post & Schell | Law.com

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Today's edition of People in the News includes personnel updates about Barley Snyder and Pond Lehocky Giordano.

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From Vasilios Kalogredis and Sonal Parekh of Lamb McErlane: "Because the legal consequences differ significantly among these categories, attorneys should determine at the outset whether the practitioner is recognized by Medicare, eligible to enroll in Medicare, and eligible to elect opt-out status."

🔗 https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2026/07/28/opting-out-of-medicare-current-legal-and-compliance-implications-for-health-care-practitioners/

From Mary Kate Brennan of BakerHostetler: "Simply put, maritime records can make or break the importer’s origin narrative. Bills of lading, container records, purchase orders, packing lists, production records, mill certificates, and transportation documents must corroborate each other. When those documents are incomplete, inconsistent, or limited to the final assembler, the importer may be unable to show that the merchandise is outside the UFLPA presumption or otherwise admissible into the United States under CBP’s forced-labor authorities."

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