By Curtis Leitner and MarcAnthony Bonanno | February 10, 2023
'Morpheus' and 'Dominik' raise the prospect that courts—and certainly parties litigating an investment banking fee—will be tempted to stack the deck in favor of a vague and fact-specific procuring cause standard. Once again, bankers beware.
By Adrienne B. Koch | February 10, 2023
Some types of orders are not appealable absent permission; others require additional procedural steps before an appeal can be taken. This article explores those nuances.
By Allen A. Shoikhetbrod and Ryan J. McCall | February 10, 2023
The state's plan to launch recreational cannabis sales as early as this year could be in jeopardy as a result of a Northern District court ruling.
By Siddartha Rao, Nicole Haff and Olivia Loftin | February 10, 2023
When liability is fixed in virtual currency, can judgment issue in that currency? If not, how should currency be converted into dollars? These simple questions have complex answers, at the nexus of which is Section 27 of New York's Judiciary Law. The unsettled application of this statute to virtual currencies has serious consequences for litigants.
By Rich Lee, Kari M. Rollins and Lorena Cornelio | February 3, 2023
While a tool to help people do their jobs faster and better, technology—if unchecked—can lead its users or the public into problems, thus challenging the government to implement solutions without squelching innovation.
By Lavinia Calvert, Warren Knowles, Stacey Macmillan and Nigel Riley | February 3, 2023
The time is ripe for more collaboration between risk and compliance and business development teams, and to adopt the appropriate technology to effectuate it.
By Brian Mannion | February 3, 2023
Modernizing compliance monitoring, records retention and information governance to account for business communications going across digital collaboration platforms is now critical to reduce risk in today's workplace.
By Anthony Diana, Therese Craparo, Kiriaki Tourikis, Samantha Walsh and Karim Alhassan | February 3, 2023
Legal and Compliance must keep pace with this dispersed technology landscape in order to implement and enforce appropriate controls to ensure compliance with privacy, security, regulatory and legal requirements.
By Sharon L. Klein | January 27, 2023
11. Trustees Do Not Require Court Approval To Decant a Trust. Estates, Powers and Trust Law (EPTL) §10-6.6 permits "decanting," which allows the…
By Blake Betheil and Seth Langton | January 27, 2023
The New York Department of Taxation and Finance has a sophisticated residency audit program that frequently audits taxpayers who claim to have relocated.
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