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In most situations, any jointly represented client can access the files of the lawyer who represents the joint clients.

On January 28, Judge Denise Cote of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York denied Goldman Sachs’s motion to compel arbitration for RMBS claims brought by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).

In an article published by Kluwer Arbitration Blog, Associate Erica Li discusses the factual and procedural background to and analysis of the Privy Council's recently issued decision in Sian v. Halimeda.

Banker & Tradesman has published "Understanding Landlord and Tenant Rights in Bankruptcy" by David Mawhinney. In light of the impact of the initial wave of COVID-19...

Rents assigned to a secured mortgagee in New Jersey belong to the creditor and cannot be used by the debtor in a bankruptcy case.

The bill requires that during foreclosure proceedings, the mortgage lenders must maintain residential properties which have been vacated or abandoned.

After a change in IRS personnel and three years of relentless taxpayer complaints, the IRS made a welcome announcement last week.

Seyfarth's James Sullivan authored an article, "Article 12 Amendments to UCC Can Fix ‘Fatal Flaws' of Laws Governing Digital Assets," in the New York Law Journal on June 10.

As crypto platforms come under increasing scrutiny, the state of New York in particular has been establishing clear regulatory expectations through enforcement actions involving two crypto exchanges...

On the morning of March 10, 2023, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation took control of the assets of Silicon Valley Bank. That afternoon, partners from Goodwin's Banking, Bankruptcy

In the latest edition of the Restructuring Across Borders podcast series, A&O Shearman attorneys from the U.S., U.K., Netherlands and Hong Kong...

My colleague Natalie Young, was quoted in a Turnarounds & Workouts article entitled, "Trump Wins Again: Debtor-Employers Allowed to Reject Expired CBAs"...

This Emerging Issues video is the second in a series about risk management in the current economic environment.

In this episode of Energy Law This Week, hosts Matt Jones, April Rolen-Ogden, and Liskow attorney Michael Rubenstein cover significant legal updates regarding climate change litigation and bankruptcy in the energy sector.

The New York Appellate Division, Third Department, recently held that a tax sale foreclosure extinguished a mortgage on a property and, more important, the mortgage was not reinstated when...

The deal represents $5 billion in cash and $ 1 billion in 3M common stock over the course of 2023-2029.

With available vaccines and lifted restrictions, restaurant capacities have increased, moratoriums are ending, and handshakes abound.