Publications
August 1, 2022 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Center
March 2, 2022 What Rejected Renren Settlement Means For Investor Suits Law360
June 21, 2021 Key Legal Considerations in Obtaining and Defending Against ‘Yellowstone’ Injunctions New York Law Journal
June 1, 2020 Updates on COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Appeals New York Law Journal
March 23, 2020 COVID-19’s Impact on Commercial Transactions and Disputes
April 5, 2018 Applying The Business Judgment Rule To Director Pay Claims
December 19, 2017 First, Second Departments Split on What Is Considered ‘Documentary Evidence’
December 5, 2017 Bringing Cayman Derivative Claims In NY Just Got Easier
June 2, 2017 When Is A Working Capital Agreement A Loan? It Depends
March 30, 2017 Court Dismisses Claim Against Chinese Firm Due to Lack of Personal Jurisdiction
March 27, 2017 First Department Allows $45 Million Fraud Claim To Proceed Against Patriarch Partners
February 8, 2017 Court Confirms Hedge Funds Did Not Act In Bad Faith, Affirms Large Judgment
June 2015 EU Pursues Questionable Antitrust Case Against Google
March 2015 Class Actions in the Second Circuit: Do Plaintiffs Have Unfair Advantage?
February 2015 Internal Investigations and the Risk of Defamation Lawsuits
January 2015 2015 Proposed Amendments to Fraud Sentencing Guidelines: A Good Start
January 2015 Patterson Belknap Launches Online Guide Addressing Recent Commercial Division Reforms
December 2014 Major Reversal of Insider Trading Convictions after Trial: Second Circuit Sets High Bar for Tippee Liability
October 2014 If High Court Reverses Teva, Litigation Costs May Increase
September 2014 Adobe Data Breach Ruling Gives New Hope to Plaintiffs
July 2014 Appeals Court Confirms that Results of Internal Investigation are Privileged
June 2014 FDA Promises Guidance on Lawful Off-Label Promotion
June 2014 Supreme Court Nixes Aereo TV, Holding That Internet Streaming of Broadcast TV to Subscribers Violates Copyright Law
June 2014 The Impact of the Supreme Court’s Recent Halliburton Decision on Securities Litigation
June 2014 Antitrust Update: Second Circuit Adopts Rule Making it Easier to Find Liability for Foreign Anticompetitive Conduct
May 2014 FCPA Update: Eleventh Circuit Defines "Instrumentalities" of Foreign Governments
April 2014 5 Steps for Handling an Antitrust Subpoena or CID
March 2014 U.S. District Court Rules that Results of Internal Investigations Conducted in the Ordinary Course of Business are Not Privileged and Must be Produced to Whistleblower
November 2013 Recovery Now Available To Madoff Feeder Fund Victims
May 2012 Is It Privileged? Privilege Issues for In-House Counsel
May 2012 Courts Open Door to Computer-Assisted Document Review