The mission of the Publications Committee is to disseminate scholarly writing on various topics that affect the practice of the civil defense bar, primarily through its well respected quarterly publication, “The Defendant”. The mission also includes the encouragement of defense professionals to submit articles for publication, to enhance the defense bar’s knowledge and competence in the defense of civil cases. On an ongoing basis, members and the Bar are invited to submit articles for potential publication in the Defendant; contact Vincent P. Pozzuto at VPozzuto@cozen.com with articles or proposals. Please note also, a Defendant journal dedicated to premises liability litigation is publishing in two phases, with the first distributed on November 30, 2020, and the second expected in March 2021. For phase two, please submit proposed articles by March 8, 2021 to Bradley.Corsair@aig.com. The Committee is comprised of Chair Vincent P. Pozzuto of Cozen O’Connor, Emeritus Chair John J. McDonough of Cozen O’Connor, and Bradley J. Corsair of Kowalski & DeVito. DANY wishes to recognize Past President Mr. McDonough for his service as Chair and Chief Editor of the Defendant from 1990 to 2020. Many past issues of "The Defendant" are available below via the blue colored links. |
Defendant - November 2020 - Premises Liability Part I · President’s Column by James P. O'Connor · Editor's Note by Vincent P. Pozzuto · Snow and Ice Cases – Storm in Progress Doctrine by Kevin G. Faley and Andrea M. Alonso · Distinguishing Proximate Cause From “Merely Furnishing The Occasion” For An Occurrence In A Premises Liability Action by Melissa A. Danowski · Coverage Considerations in Premises Cases by Julian D. Ehrlich · Construction Defect Claims: A Mediator's Perspective by Richard P. Byrne · Playground Safety by Kenneth A. Krajewski · Has Plaintiff Assumed or Not Assumed the Risk, That is the Question by Maggy Mazlin · Trivial Pursuit of the Trivial Defect Defense by Robert J. Ferreri · Defending Vertical Transportation Cases - A General Overview by John A. Anselmo · Causation and Mitigation: Legal and Dental Perspectives by Alexander J. Corsair, D.M.D. and Bradley J. Corsair · Investigation of the Premises Liability Claim and the Potential Problem of Spoliation Sanctions by Robert K. Beidler and Nicholas M. Cardascia |
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