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Juan Perla Promoted to Partner at Curtis
And other announcements of recent promotions and hirings of New York attorneys.
Appellate Division, Second Department: December 13, 2021
Publication Date: 2021-12-17 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
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Court: Appellate Division, Second Department, Hand Down List Judge: Unsigned Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: DOCKET
Appellate Division, Second Department: December 13, 2021
Deal Watch: A Big Week for SPACs and SPAC Mergers
There were 14 new SPACs in an otherwise slow week for M&A as the year winds down.
Meet the Ex-Skadden Star Who Guided Grab's Record-Breaking SPAC Merger
Christopher Betts left Skadden's Hong Kong corporate practice earlier this year to join the Southeast Asian startup as general counsel. Now, with help from his old firm, he's part of the world's largest-ever SPAC deal.
Hughes Hubbard Adds Former Alabama US Attorney to White-Collar Defense Group
Kenyen Brown brings experience on Capitol Hill to Hughes Hubbard, as the firm's ninth lateral partner this year.
Law Journal Press | Digital Book
District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
Authors: Shari L. Klevens, Alanna G. Clair
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NYC's Administrative Court Sees Large Influx of New Judges
Since March, OATH has added six new judges to the bench, bringing the total number to 17, a 50% increase.
Here Comes Another Loaded Batch of Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
Runners-up this week include teams from Akin Gump, Kirkland and Skadden.
Hartford Jury Finds 4 Crypto-Related Assets Are Not Securities
On Monday, a federal jury in Hartford, Connecticut found that four separate crypto assets were not securities in what appears to be the first time jurors in the Second Circuit, if not the whole country, were asked to consider whether a particular cryptocurrency was a security or not.
The SEC Said 'Hashlets' Were a Security. This Federal Jury Disagrees.
On Monday, a federal jury in Hartford, Connecticut found that four separate crypto assets were not securities in what appears to be the first time jurors in the Second Circuit, if not the whole country, were asked to consider whether a particular cryptocurrency was a security or not.