In an article featured in Advocate.com, Eric Wrubel, chair of the Matrimonial and Family Group, addresses the different of permutations of parenthood for children of married, same-sex parents.

Juxtaposition In Foreclosure Defense Litigation:Legislative Intent vs. Practical Reality - by Pankaj Malik

Partners Lori Anne Czepiel and Meryl Wiener, along with tax partner Barry Klingman, authored “Hedge Funds in the United States: Regulatory Overview.” 

Published by Thomson Reuters Practical Law Company as part of its Global Guide series, the article addresses legal and other issues for hedge funds and their sponsors and investors. Topics covered include regulations and legislation, marketing, managers and operators, restrictions and requirements, tax, private placement and other securities laws, a market overview and upcoming reform.

The Thomson Reuters Practical Law Company Global Guide Series covers all business law areas across all major economies.  Global Guides are written by leading lawyers and provide high level overviews of key regulatory laws in different jurisdictions with detailed practical overviews of legislation and developments. 

To request a copy of “Hedge Funds in the United States: Regulatory Overview” please click here. 

Partners Lori Anne Czepiel, Steve Semian and Thomas Filardo, along with Counsel Kyle Taylor, authored “Lending and Taking Security in the United States: Overview.” 

Published by Thomson Reuters Practical Law Company as part of its Global Guide on Finance series, the article provides a high-level overview of the lending market, forms of security over assets, special purpose vehicles in secured lending, quasi-security, negative pledge, guarantees and loan agreements.  It also covers creation and registration requirements for security interests; problem assets over which security is difficult to grant; risk areas for lenders; structuring the priority of debt; debt trading and transfer mechanisms; agent and trust concepts; enforcement of security interests and borrower insolvency; cross-border issues on loans; taxes; and proposals for reform.
The Thomson Reuters Practical Law Company Global Guide Series covers all business law areas across all major economies.  Global Guides are written by leading lawyers and provide high level overviews of key regulatory laws in different jurisdictions with detailed practical overviews of legislation and developments. 

To request a copy of “Lending and Taking Security in the United States: Overview” please click here.

Our partner, Slava Hazin, was interviewed and quoted extensively in an article in the March 2018 issue of The Cooperator on live-in superintendents who run an outside business. Click here to read the full article

SEC Announces 2018 Exam Priorities - by Meryl E. Wiener

Is This The End Of The Yellowstone Brick Road - by Slava Hazin

Cease and Desist Letter 101 for NJ Businesses

The Newly-Adopted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Issues for Business Owners, Investors and Entrepreneurs to Address Now

Federal Circuit Holds TC Heartland Changed the Law

Did You Know You Can Trademark a Hashtag?

OCIE Risk Alert Describes Most Frequent Advertising Rule Compliance Issues - by Meryl E. Wiener

Reminder! DMCA Agent Registration Deadline Approaching

Will Velcro’s Unique Trademark Protection Strategy Stick?

Is the Ban on Registering Scandalous Trademarks Also Doomed?

What's In A Name?

LIBOR to be Phased Out by 2021 - by Stephen Semian

Partition and Sale of Jointly-Owned Real Property: A Remedy for Joint Owners Who Cannot Get Along

The New DOL Fiduciary Rule - by Meryl E. Wiener

Thoughts on Valuing Your Business in Connection with a Prospective Sale, Investment or Financing - by Lori Anne Czepiel, Steve Semian and Murray D. Schwartz

Supreme Court Applies 5-Year Statute of Limitation to SEC Disgorgement - by Meryl E. Wiener

Rumblings from the UK: Staying Safe During Brexit

DOL Fiduciary Rule: 60-Day Delay - by Meryl E. Wiener

Technically, Data Are Still Data

SEC Adopts T+2 Settlement Cycle for Securities Transactions - by Meryl E. Wiener

Presidential Actions Direct Reconsideration of DOL Fiduciary Rule and The Dodd-Frank Act - by Meryl E. Wiener
 

The USPTO Made a New Years' Resolution & It Impacts You

Evicting a Nonpaying Condominium Unit Owner in Five Easy Steps: A How-To Guide - by Bruce H. Wiener, Slava Hazin and Maxwell K. Breed

SEC Announces 2017 Exam Priorities - by Meryl E. Wiener

Supreme Court Upholds Insider Trading Conviction Involving Family and Friends - by Meryl E. Wiener

5 Things Every Company Must Do When Seeking Capital - by Murray D. Schwartz

USPTO Issues Memorandum On Recent Subject Matter Eligibility Decision

Unique Concerns for Design-Build Contract Participants - by Jack S. Kannry, Esq., P.E.

SEC Adopts Amendments to Form ADV and Books and Records Rule - by Meryl E. Wiener 

Developing Requirements For Patentable

Proposed Treasury Regulations Will Limit Valuation Discounts For Family-Controlled Entities - by Peter L. Lese and Robert P. Wittes

SEC Increases Dollar Amount Threshold Test for "Qualified Clients" by Meryl E. Wiener

A Savvy Interview with Meryl E. Wiener

Tax Benefits of Operating Through an LLC Instead of a Corporation for Home-Based Businesses - by Barry Klingman

Overtime - Department of Labor Updated "White Collar" Exemptions - by Felicia Ennis

Client Alert - The New York State Department of Financial Services Reading the Tea Leaves . . . or Consent Orders - by Hilary F. Korman

Spokeo v. Robins – Standing, Concrete Harm and the Erosion of Hyper Technicality - by Scott E. Wortman

Federal Defend Trade Secrets Act Enacted - by Felicia Ennis

New York City's New Caregiver Law Expands Protection For Employees With Caregiving Responsibilities - by Avi Lew

Final Department of Labor Fiduciary Rules - by Meryl E. Wiener

Warshaw Burstein partner, Neena Tankha, wrote an article, “Fighting Fire With Fire: What To Know When Divorcing A Spouse With Narcissistic Personality Disorder" that appeared on the Bloomberg news website on April 26, 2016, as well as on other online media sites. Click here for the text of the article.

The Parent Paradox in a Post-Obergefell World - by Eric I. Wrubel and Linda Genero Sklaren

Can Fraud Exist Without Actual Damages? First Department Says No - by Grant R. Cornehls

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Protects Consumers by Providing a Setback to Consumer Class Action Lawsuits - by Scott E. Wortman and Hilary F. Korman

Practical Legal Strategies: Using the Freedom of Information Statutes - by Jack S. Kannry, Esq., P.E.