The past several years have seen a growing number of lawyers searching for meaningful and interesting post-retirement activities where they can make use of a lifetime’s accumulation of ...

2014 is shaping up to be another significant year for U.S. regulatory reform. In a piece that appeared in the Financial Times’ FT Trading Room on January 3, 2014, Annette Nazareth and G...

The recently published December/January 2014 edition of International Financial Law Review (IFLR) magazine included the results of a poll of in-house legal counsel at some of Europe’s t...

This article provides an overview of the proposed crowdfunding exemption, focusing on the obligations under the proposed Securities and Exchange Commission rules applicable to crowdfundin...

Responding to a perceived gap in the regulatory framework, as well as losses experienced by certain municipalities during the financial crisis, Congress adopted as part of the Dodd-Frank ...

THIS PAST SPRING, A NEW YORK JURY found Chinese manufacturers of vitamin C liable for fixing prices of exports from China into the United States, in violation of U.S. antitrust laws. In t...

As restructurings become increasingly cross border, Chapter 15 recognitions of foreign proceedings have become increasingly common. Although not sought in most Chapter 15 cases (and succe...

Recent merger enforcement suggests that the U.S. antitrust authorities have engaged in detailed re-examinations of market definition in a number of industries in which the historical defi...