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Steven D. Irwin PEOPLE Steven D. Irwin Steven D. Irwin, Ivan Posey, Christopher Gonzalez & Lisa A. Mantella, “California’s “Shelter-in-Place” Order: Impact on California Businesses,” Leech Tishman Client Alert, March 27, 2020 Steven D. Irwin, “How not to hire: Ban the box,” Pittsburgh Post- Gazette, November 18, 2018. Steven D. Irwin, “A welcoming Pittsburgh needs leadership diversity,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 12, 2017. Steven D. Irwin, “Pittsburgh City Council Passes Paid Sick Leave Bill on Monday,” Leech Tishman Practice Group Alert, August 3, 2015. Steven D. Irwin, “Governor Tom Wolf Releases First Budget (2015-2016),” Leech Tishman Practice Group Alert, March 3, 2015. PARTNER Steven D. Irwin, “Landmark Changes to Sex Discrimination [email protected] Rules for Federal Contractors; OFCCP Proposes First Revisions in 40 Years,” Leech Tishman Practice Group Alert, February 3, 2015. Steven D. Irwin, “New Protections for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity of Employees Working on Federal Contracts,” Leech Tishman Practice Group Alert, December 8, 2014. 412.261.1600 X243 525 WILLIAM PENN PLACE Steven D. Irwin, “U.S. Department of Labor Adopts New PITTSBURGH, PA 15219 Regulations Regarding Hiring Benchmarks for Veteran and Disabled Employees,” Leech Tishman Practice Group Alert, September 29, 2013. Articles: Steven D. Irwin, “Self-Regulation of the American Retail Securities Markets- An Oxymoron for What is Best for Steven D. Irwin, Michael H. Sampson and Daniel P.Yeomans, Investors,” Vol. 14 No. 4, University of Pennsylvania Journal of “Federal Court Refuses to Stay Judgment Finding Certain Business Law, Summer 2012. Pennsylvania COVID-19 Orders Unconstitutional,” Leech Tishman Client Alert, September 23, 2020 Steven D. Irwin, “Peer-to-peer Lending Caution Flags Still Fly for Retail Investors,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Steven D. Irwin, Michael H. Sampson and Daniel P.Yeomans, Bulletin, Summer 2011. ““Open & Certified:” Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Sets Table for Increased COVID-19 Restaurant Occupancy Limits,” Leech Steven D. Irwin, “Let’s Stop Senior Scams,” Pittsburgh Post- Tishman Client Alert, September 9, 2020 Gazette, February 10, 2011. Steven D. Irwin, Michael H. Sampson and Daniel P.Yeomans, Steven D. Irwin and Steven A. Walton, “Countrywide and “Just-Issued Pennsylvania and Allegheny County Orders Wells Fargo Accused of Wage and Hour Violations,” Leech Affect Restaurants and Bars Yet Again,” Leech Tishman Client Tishman Practice Group Alert, Nov. 1, 2010. Alert, July 17, 2020 Steven D. Irwin, “Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Summer 2010. © Leech Tishman, 2021. Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl is a full-service law firm dedicated to assisting individuals, businesses, and institutions. Leech Tishman offers legal services in alternative dispute resolution, aviation & aerospace, bankruptcy & creditors’ rights, cannabis, construction, corporate, embezzlement & employee theft, employee benefits, employment & labor, energy, environmental, estates & trusts, family law, government relations, immigration, insurance coverage, intellectual property, international legal matters, litigation, real estate, and taxation. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, Leech Tishman also has offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Sarasota, and Wilmington, DE. For more information call 412.261.1600 or visit us at www.leechtishman.com. PITTSBURGH, PA | CHICAGO, IL | LOS ANGELES, CA | NEW YORK, NY | PHILADELPHIA, PA | SARASOTA, FL | WILMINGTON, DE LEECHTISHMAN.COM Steven D. Irwin, “Wasn’t My Broker Always Looking Out Bob Webster, “NASAA Outlines Legislative Agenda,” NASAA for My Best Interests? The Road to Become a Fiduciary, Website, March 3, 2013. Symposium: Financial Compliance, Regulation, and Risk Management,” Duquesne Business Law Journal, 12, 2009. Patty Tascarella, “Irwin to Serve on Board for Securities Administrators Group,” Pittsburgh Business Times, December Steven D. Irwin, “No One Wants to Repeat Mistakes of the 2-8, 2011. Past,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Fall 2009. Jeremy Roebuck, “Church Folk Stuck When They Gave Pastor Their Faith and Their Money,” Philadelphia Inquirer, October Steven D. Irwin, Pennsylvania Securities Commission – Annual 30, 2011. Report 2009, 2009. Patty Tascarella, “Marcellus Shale Buyer Beware: Fraud Steven D. Irwin, “Financial Oversight Must Include Federal Abounds In Any Hot Investment Area,” Pittsburgh Business- and State Regulations,” The Harrisburg Patriot-News, July 15, Times, September 30, 2011. 2009. Chris Mondics, “Retirees Allege Investment Fraud and Fault Steven D. Irwin, “The Fair Labor Standards Act: The High Cost Philadelphia Lawyer,” Philadelphia Inquirer, September 18, of Non-Compliance,” Employee Relations Law Journal, 33 (1), pp. 2011. 41-52, 2007. Ben Protess, “Wall Street Self-Regulator Makes Case for More Steven D. Irwin, “First Anniversary,” Pennsylvania Securities Power,” The New York Times, September 13, 2011. Commission – Annual Report 2007, 2007. Steven D. Irwin, “Pittsburgh’s Tax Mistake,” Philadelphia Daily Elizabeth Olson, “When Abuse of Older Patients Is Financial,” News, May 25, 2004. The New York Times, March 2, 2011. Steven D. Irwin, “Suffering Twice,” Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Lisa Gibbs, “Keep the Sharks at Bay,” Money, 2011. September 29, 2001. Patty Tascarella, “Rowing Keeps Busy Dad in Good Shape,” Steven D. Irwin, “Third Circuit Rules Property Interest in Pittsburgh Business Times, October 22, 2010. Tenured Position – Does Not Receive Substantive Due Process,” Lawyers Journal, November 17, 2000. Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Commissioner Irwin Joins with National Experts to Fight Elder Investment Fraud,” Steven D. Irwin and Joel Ratner, “Getting Tough on Hate Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Fall 2010. Crimes,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 7, 2000. Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Securities Commission Steven D. Irwin, The University of Pittsburgh’s Journal of Law to Launch Workplace Investor Education Program,” Commerce 8(2), 1988, (reviewing A Dictionary of Modern Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Summer Legal Usage). 2010. Steven D. Irwin, “Revitalizing a Private Right of Action Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Making the Most in Antidumping Cases,” The International Law Journal of of Financial Education Month: SAVE AND INVEST PA!” Georgetown University Law Center in Affiliation with the Pennsylvania Securities Commission – Newsroom, April 8, 2010. International Law Institute, 17(4), 1985. Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Money Matters Event Quoted/Featured In the Following in Philadelphia Reaches Out to Asian-American Community,” Publications: Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Spring 2010. Sean Armstrong, “Steve Irwin of Leech Tishman: Legal Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Pennsylvania Securities Commission Asks Teachers to Make Investor Education a Services on Community in the Pandemic,” The Downtowner, July 14, 2020 New Year’s Resolution,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – Newsroom, January 6, 2010. Chuck Biedka, “How friends came together to revamp River Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “North American Forest Country Club,” TribLive, April 2, 2019 Securities Administrators Association and Pennsylvania Paul J. Gough, “How a business-led initiative begun in Securities Commission Working in Concert,” Pennsylvania , Fall 2009. Pittsburgh transformed health care,” Pittsburgh Business Times, Securities Commission – The Bulletin June 20, 2018. Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Pennsylvania Securities Maria Sciullo, “PCTV at 30 Has Upgraded Facilities, Commission Urges Citizens to Report Elder Abuse: “Crime of the 21st Century” Costs Victims $2.6 billion per year,” Equipment and a Quirky Range of Programming,” Pittsburgh , June 15, 2009. Post-Gazette, April 17, 2016. Pennsylvania Securities Commission – Newsroom © Leech Tishman, 2021. Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl is a full-service law firm dedicated to assisting individuals, businesses, and institutions. Leech Tishman offers legal services in alternative dispute resolution, aviation & aerospace, bankruptcy & creditors’ rights, cannabis, construction, corporate, embezzlement & employee theft, employee benefits, employment & labor, energy, environmental, estates & trusts, family law, government relations, immigration, insurance coverage, intellectual property, international legal matters, litigation, real estate, and taxation. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, Leech Tishman also has offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Sarasota, and Wilmington, DE. For more information call 412.261.1600 or visit us at www.leechtishman.com. PITTSBURGH, PA | CHICAGO, IL | LOS ANGELES, CA | NEW YORK, NY | PHILADELPHIA, PA | SARASOTA, FL | WILMINGTON, DE LEECHTISHMAN.COM “The Bus Does Stop Here,” Capital Watch, June 2009. Steven D. Irwin, Presentation on Occasion of Kenny Ross’s 45 Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Commissioner Steven Years of Service to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh, D. Irwin,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – Annual Report 2010. 2009, 2009. Steven D. Irwin, Lecture, Hiring & Firing in Pennsylvania: How to Pennsylvania Securities Commission, “Pennsylvania Securities Do it Right!, December 9, 2009. Commissioner Steven D. Irwin Named “Super Lawyer” for 2007,” Pennsylvania Securities Commission – The Bulletin, Winter Steven D. Irwin, Financial Behavior in Retirement Summit, The 2008. Westin Philadelphia,
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