"The initial public offerings pipeline is shaping up for a robust November and beyond despite the typical lull that begins before the holiday season, signaling that another banner year for IPOs could close with a bang."

"Life sciences work – across transactions, intellectual property and regulatory matters – provided a bright spot in Big Law business in 2020 that firms expect to fuel an even more promising 2021."

If hiring a partner from another law firm is risky, hiring a lawyer working in the government is an even bigger risk: unlike an established partner with a Rolodex of clients and millions of dollars

On April 29, 2022, Robert Eisenbach participated on a panel at the Annual Spring Meeting of the American Bankruptcy Institute.

"In the case of Retail Ecommerce Ventures, it's buying the intellectual property of yet another bankrupt retailer, Stein Mart.

"No one would call 2021 an uneventful year. The US Capitol was stormed in a would-be insurrection. Inflation surged to levels not seen in decades. And almost 300 million people worldwide were infected by...

"Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are a relatively recent technology garnering significant attention as a way for copyright and trademark owners to exploit and protect their rights

"Big Law firms face a tall task this year repeating their financial performance in 2021, when a surge in demand for premium lawyers' time drove revenue increases not seen since before the Great Recession."

"The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's recent precedential decision in GlaxoSmithKline v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA has potentially far-reaching impacts in cases involving allegations of induced infringement."

"Nike and soccer superstar Neymar split ways last year after the company started investigating an allegation by a Nike employee that the Brazilian athlete had sexually assaulted her...

"A social media pioneer tried to convince a judge there's a big mistake in how Facebook Inc. came to acquire the rights to the word "face" more than a decade ago."

"Two judges on the Third US Circuit Court of Appeals have spent the past 17 years blocking a congressionally mandated modernization of antiquated broadcast-television regulations

"Fully autonomous vehicles might never come to much, but many of the privacy issues they raise are as salient today as they would be in any high-tech driverless future."

The tech sector demonstrated particular resilience over the course of 2020. Demand for technology offerings intensified as consumers and employees increasingly relied on connectivity...

As corporations and governments alike face increasing incidents of data breaches and cyberattacks, cybersecurity has become a hot and growing practice area for many law firms.

"In December 2020, cybersecurity experts began to unravel an unprecedented security breach affecting potentially thousands of organizations, including key federal agencies and Fortune 500 companies."

"If you live on planet earth, you've probably heard of the metaverse – and if you haven't, you will. It's being heralded as the next big thing in technology, life, and society.

David Navetta and Paul Moura discuss their thoughts on the importance of cyber insurance in the latest installment of "Caveat," a weekly podcast series by The CyberWire, on surveillance...

"Smart products are now commonplace in developed countries, ranging from thermostats that adjust to home occupancy levels to wearable devices that detect health risks."

"The volatility of 2020 has pushed listings of special purpose acquisition companies to record levels. But the gradual shedding of their fly-by-night reputation is also driving the surge."