Areas of Expertise: Health-care law, including employment discrimination issues; health-care privacy and genetic information discrimination

Background Information

• Juris Doctor, 1979, Temple University, Law
• Bachelor’s of Arts, 1975, Pennsylvania State University, Psychology

Refereed Articles

• Meric, I., Goldberg, I., Sprotzer, I., & Meric, G. (2010).  Performance of U.S. Financial Sector and Bank Stocks: October 2002-August 2009.  International Research Journal of Finance and Economics, 39.
• Goldberg, I. V. & Sprotzer, I. (2010).  Protection from Retaliation for Workplace Discrimination Claims.  International Journal of Law and Management, 53 (3).
• Sprotzer, I. & Goldberg, I. (2009).  Constitutionality of Check-Off Programs: the Right not to Speak.  International Journal of Law and Management, 51 (2), 62-68.
• Meric, I., Goldberg, I., Sprotzer, I., & Meric, G. (2008).  Eliminating the Tax Cuts on Dividends and Capital Gains May Have an Adverse Affect on the Stock Market: An Economic Argument.  Journal of Taxation of Investments, 26 (1), 66-73.

Non-Refereed Articles

• Sprotzer, I. B., Goldberg, I., & Hemantharan, N. (2012). The Right to Live. New Jersey Law Journal, 207 (167).

Presentation of Refereed Papers
National

• Lamo, N. & Goldberg (faculty sponsor), I. V. (2011, August). An Historical, Regulatory and Ethical Examination of Direct-to-Consumer Pharmaceutical Advertising.   Annual Meeting at Academy of Legal Studies in Business, New Orleans, Louisiana.
• Melik, T. & Goldberg (faculty sponsor), I. V. (2010, August). Workplace Privacy.   Annual Meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business, Richmond, Virginia.
• Goldberg, I. V. (2009). Traffic Accidents and Worker Fatigue: An Excellent Vehicle for Teaching Fundamental Legal and Ethical Concepts.   Annual Meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business, Colorado.
• Sprotzer, I. & Goldberg, I. (2008, August). Constitutionality of Check-Off Programs: The Right Not to Speak.   Annual Meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business.