The speakers explain COVID-19-related dismissals and the various ways they can be challenged through litigation across the globe.

Hundreds of opinions have been rendered by state and federal courts on the issue of insurance coverage for business interruption losses related to COVID-19.

Ian Stewart (Partner-Los Angeles) and Jana Farmer (Partner-White Plains) co-authored "Managing Employer Risk in the Age of the Coronavirus," which appeared in two parts in PropertyCasualty360.com

In this latest MoFo Perspectives podcast, MoFo litigation partners Arturo González and Alexis Amezcua address some of the greatest challenges that lawyers, judges, and juries face as trials go...

As the virus continues to spread across the country and the globe, companies will likely start seeing an increase in contractual defaults.

Legislative partner Mark Epley and White Collar Defense & Investigations partner Jonathan Green were featured on a recent FOX News Rundown podcast episode.

Partner Richard Levy, Jr. authored an article for the New York Law Journal.

As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to disrupt global economic activity, financial markets and market participants have been, and will continue to be, impacted.

Partner Richard Levy and Partner William Thomashower will be speaking at NYIPLA's event titled, "Pandemic Impacts on Trademark Enforcement, Licensing Breaches/Force Majeure...

Through various state and local tax incentives, many businesses have committed to grow their employee count or make substantial capital expenditures.

Last week, we (Ryan and Jonathan) published the COVID-19 Federal Contractor's Survival Guide in the Coalition For Government Procurement's Friday Flash.

Many in the construction industry are concerned about the widespread effects of COVID-19 as it relates to fulfilling their contractual duties and obligations.

Pursuant to Texas Governor Greg Abbott's declaration of a state of disaster for all Texas counties in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

On March 31, 2020, the USPTO announced that it is permitting applicants, for delays that are based on the ongoing COVID-19 emergency in the United States

With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to storm across the country, it is having a substantial affect in nearly every industry. The fallout from this pandemic will likely result in a wave of class action litigation.

Since the issuance of stay-at-home orders relating to COVID-19 on March 20, 2020, the state courthouses in New York have been mostly inaccessible to litigants, closing their doors to all "nonessential" matters, which includes most civil litigation matters.

An uptick in fraud prosecutions and litigation has historically followed federal crisis relief programs. In addition to this historical trend, the attention fraud related...

The COVID pandemic has impacted the practice of law in many ways including moratoriums on jury trials, conducting depositions remotely on ZOOM platforms, and courthouses being closed to the public.

In this part two of the two-part podcast series, Andrew Brown, LB3's Managing Partner and TC2 Chairman, and TC2's Joe Schmidt discuss some of the novel contractual and sourcing issues facing enterprises during the global pandemic caused by COVID-19.

The Property Line is a brief and lively discussion of the biggest issues facing the commercial real estate industry.