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News: 2005 November 2003 : In the CitX bankruptcy the United States Bankruptcy Court, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Fox presiding, upheld the Trustee’s assertion of claims of Accounting Malpractice, Deepening Insolvency, and Negligent Misrepresentation against the public accounting firm of Detweiler, Hershey & Associates, PC and Robert Schoen, CPA overruling the attempts to dismiss the Claims filed by the Defendants. November 2003 : The Firm sponsors the 2003 Mid Atlantic Venture Conference, a premier event for East Coast entrepreneurs, financiers and service providers. We are proud to be a part of such a vibrant and forward-looking community. November 2003 : Jack Rosenbloom publishes an article on protecting the key business assets of a corporate entity in Yankee Food Service magazine. November 2003 : The Firm successfully defends a motion to dismiss the complaint in the CitX v. Freeman adversary matter filed under the CitX corporate bankruptcy. October 2003 : Neal Jacobs, Jack Rosenbloom and Matt Cohen lead a seminar for the Greater Philadelphia Senior Executive Group on the Evolution of Consultant to CEO. October 2003 : The Firm is named the 87th fastest growing business in the annual Philadelphia 100. For the second consecutive year the Jacobs Law group is the only law firm to make this prestigious list of the 100 fastest growing privately-held businesses in the Philadelphia region. September 2003 : In a move to accommodate its growth, the Firm has signed a lease on adjoining offices which will increase its current space by 20%. This will help meet the Firm's current needs while providing for future expansion. August 2003 : The Firm wins an arbitration hearing for a major financial services client against a large regional bank. August 2003 : The Firm is retained by an emerging-growth company in the hydrogen production field to assist it in documenting a joint venture, fund raising and recapitalization. August 2003 : The Firm is retained to represent a major partner in a major regional accounting firm in connection with a business divorce. August 2003 : The Firm wins a stay of execution where a bank filed a disputed million dollar confession of judgment against a client. August 2003 : The Firm is retained to represent a law firm in connection with the transfer of equity interests. August 2003 : The Firm wins a complete victory in an arbitration in New York against a national wireless communications company, finding that the agreement between the Firm's client and wireless company was breached by the wireless company. The Firm will try the case for damages in the fall. July 2003 : The Firm wins an injunction against the transfer or disposition of assets by a judgment debtor to other family members and third parties. July 2003 : The Firm commences its representation of Bruce Blumenfeld, the author of “The Last Rainbow,” in connection with commercialization and licensing. July 2003 : The Firm successfully settles a lender liability action against a national banking institution. July 2003 : Neal Jacobs and Jack Rosenbloom close on the acquisition of a high technology laser metal cutting and fabrication company by a firm client. July 2003 : Jack Rosenbloom publishes an article in Yankee Food Service, a restaurant industry publication, titled: "Combine Your Ingredients In The Proper Business Entity: But Don’t Get Burned.” July 2003 : Neal Jacobs, Matthew Cohen and Greg Capps file six (6) Adversary Complaints in the CitX bankruptcy in connection with accounting malpractice, director and officer breaches of duty, preferential transfers, etc., seeking recovery of millions of dollars lost as a result of a major internet organized crime fraud scheme. June 2003 : The Firm is retained to acquire the multi-million dollar lien position of a secured lender and to then foreclose on the property. June 2003 : Neal Jacobs presents, in conjunction with the Eastern Technology Council, a seminar on “The Legal Implications Of Your Security Plan In A Post 9-11 World“ June 2003 : Neal Jacobs serves as a panelist at the Entrepreneurs Forum of Greater Philadelphia event, "War Stories of Philadelphia 100 Winners." June 2003 : Gregory Capps joins the Firm as Senior Counsel in the Litigation Department. June 2003 : The Firm wins a new trial on appeal in a business divorce case where the client seeks to impose millions of dollars in additional damages on the defendants above and beyond the multi-million dollar damage award obtained at trial. May 2003 : Neal Jacobs and Jack Rosenbloom represent the acquiring company in connection with the acquisition of a multi-million dollar industrial site. May 2003 : Neal Jacobs and Matthew Cohen successfully defeat a motion to consolidate two different actions in a commercial dispute over the design and construction of a building. May 2003 : Andrew Bershad and Neal Jacobs try a significant commercial arbitration action in New York City against a major national wireless carrier. May 2003 : Andrew Bershad and Natalie Zepp file a complaint for the recovery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees due from a psychiatric hospital to a health care vendor. April 2003 : Neal Jacobs and Matthew Cohen file a complaint for declaratory judgment on behalf of a manufacturing client in connection with the court's determination that the client has not violated any intellectual property rights of the defendant business. April 2003 : Kevon Glickman, an entertainment attorney, joins the Firm to head up its newly launched Entertainment & Sports practice. Mr. Glickman, who will serve as Senior Counsel, Entertainment Chair, was previously President and COO of Ruffnation Records, a joint venture with Warner Bros. Records; RuffLife Records, an independent label distributed by ADA and Ruffsongs Music Publishing.
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