Counsel James Wolff was spotlighted by Medium.com on preserving business and personal legacy in a fast-changing world.

MSNBC interviewed Counsel James Wolff on upcoming employment contracts trends.

“The growing trend of remote work and flexible arrangements is reshaping workplace dynamics, particularly in startups,” says Wolff. “These companies are adopting remote work and flexible schedules to attract talent and meet changing preferences.”

Kimberly C. Lau, partner and chair of the firm's Title IX and College Discipline Group, who herself won a defamation lawsuit for a client at Clemson University, was recently interviewed for the article, "Talking About Campus Sexual Assault Could Get You in Trouble. A Long-Running Legal Fight Shows How," in The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Corporate partners Martin Siegel and Steve Semian, along with tax partner Jason Diener, represented Nexalin Technology, Inc., as securities and general corporate counsel with respect to Nexalin’s public offering of 2,315,000 shares of common stock, which closed on July 1, 2024.

Partner Alexis Cirel co-hosted a panel at Sunningdale Country Club, along with RMA of New York.

Warshaw Burstein partner Sarah A. Steckler will be a distinguished panelist on Senior Law Day Collaborative's "Demystifying Home Care Medicaid: Q&A with Westchester County and a Private Attorney" webinar, which takes place on Wednesday, May 15, at 10 AM ET.

Fertility Law Group practice leader Alexis Cirel joined Katherine Miller on a new episode of Divorce Dialogues to discuss the relationship between surrogates and intended parents under the CPSA.

On this week's episode of The Title IX and Civil Rights Podcast, Title IX and College Discipline practice leader Kimberly Lau spoke about Women's History Month as well as the history, evolution, and future of Title IX.