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On June 9, 2015, plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against a software company moved for approval of a settlement for injunctive relief.

Data breach litigation continues to expand with each new state law passed to regulate data storage and disclosures.

Our team recently obtained a settlement worth over $5,250,000 in an eminent domain case. PennDOT, the condemnor, originally claimed the property was worth $1,811,000.

Land Use partners James P. Power and Paul D. Selver co-authored an article in the May 2021 issue of New York Real Estate Law Reporter titled "Appellate Division Overturns Supreme Court Order to Partially Demolish 55-Story Building."

In Alcombrack v. Ciccarelli, No. 1 CA-CV 13-0148, 2015 Ariz. App. LEXIS 291 (Ct. App. Dec. 3, 2015), a premise liability action, a locksmith sued, among others, a couple that owned a home, after he was mistakenly shot by the tenant.

Greg Dell (Partner-New York) and Katie Gray Howells (Associate-New York) secured summary judgment for the firm's client, the owner and manager of street retail...

When Goodwill of South Central Ohio purchased a property belonging to the Chillicothe City School District neighborhood residents were concerned about how a new warehouse would impact their community.

Several months ago, business owners on Route 29 filed a lawsuit against federal and state transportation officials challenging the plan to build a grade separated interchange at Route 29 and Rio Road.

A company never litigates in a vacuum: statements in pleadings or court papers and testimony by company officials can be used against the company in parallel or subsequent proceedings, even unrelated cases.

In Law360, tax partner and tax controversy group co-founder Kat Gregor discusses the top federal tax cases of 2019, including the Kisor v. Wilkie decision.

On Mar. 9, 2015, the General Court confirmed the European Commission’s decision prohibiting the proposed merger between Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext. The merger—which would have brought together the two largest exchanges in the world for European financial derivatives— was blocked by the Commission in February 2012.

On November 19, 2015, the European Commission announced that it had referred Luxembourg to the Court of Justice of the EU for failing to transpose the EU Directive on reducing over-reliance on credit ratings into national legislation.

Global Legal Update Newsletter December 2015 を発行いたしました。

Despite vocal criticism from the open source movement, the number of patent applications filed for software and computer-implemented inventions has grown considerably over the past twenty years.

Global Legal Update Newsletter February 2016を発行いたしました。

New York partner Steve Rinehart, assisted by Troutman Sanders lawyers Matthew DeFrancesco, Marilyn Batonga and Phil DiMola, recently published "Accountant's Liability Under the Federal Securities Laws,"...

Members of the Winston trial team including David Dahlquist, Heather Lamberg, Jeff Amato, and Johanna Hudgens provided an overview of the FTC v. Hackensack and Englewood...