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The release and publicization of DeepSeek's R1 model roiled the technology sector of the stock market. In this video, Bryan Sterba discusses the many questions that remain unanswered weeks after R1's release.

In this episode of Lowenstein Bankruptcy Lowdown, partners Daniel B. Besikof and Nicole Fulfree break down a recent decision from the Eastern District of Missouri in the 23andMe Chapter 11 case addressing the application of Bankruptcy Code Section 502(b)(6)'s cap on landlord rejection damages.

In response to the ongoing attack on Ukraine, the U.S. government continues on a weekly basis to increase economic sanctions and export controls on Russia.

On March 5, the FTC, DOJ, and HHS jointly issued a Request for Information on Consolidation in Health Care Markets (the RFI), with a particular focus on private equity (PE) buyouts.

It is an old saw that partners, co-venturers, and insiders to closely held businesses owe fiduciary duties of loyalty and due care when dealing with one another.

On October 21, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) published a Proposed Rule that would, among other things, amend the Administrative Requirements for the Remediation...

On May 25, 2023, Gary Gensler, Chairperson of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), spoke at an Investment Company Institute leadership conference and discussed SEC...

On November 25, 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC, and collectively with DOJ, the Government) brought parallel criminal and civil enforcement.

Last week, President Donald Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). At nearly 900 pages in length, OBBBA's size lives up to its name by enacting sweeping changes...

Earlier this month, the New Jersey Appellate Division issued an unpublished opinion reminding policyholders of the first rule of insurance: Words matter. In Rivera v. Starstone Specialty Ins. Co., the court was asked to address a common fact pattern.

We're publishing a series of short articles this week about what changes tax professionals would like to see in tax laws and regulations. Today's essay is from Lowenstein Sandler's Beth Shapiro Kaufman.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced that it was expanding the Criminal Division's Health Care Fraud Unit's Strike Force (Strike Force) to the District of Massachusetts.

Eric Jesse addresses the unfortunately common experience during mediation of when an insurer balks at settlement resolutions: should a policyholder walk away, "pay and chase,"...

In this episode of "In the Know," Alexander B. Corson breaks down the concept of "related claims" in claims-made insurance policies and why it matters so much for policyholders.

AI-powered attacks are exploiting security vulnerabilities faster than organizations can patch them, creating a dangerous accumulation of "patch debt" that threatens even low-risk systems. Security teams face mounting pressure to address both legacy vulnerabilities and new threats, while general counsels must ensure adequate resources and documentation to demonstrate reasonable security practices.

Eric Jesse, partner in Lowenstein's Insurance Recovery Group, explains that subrogation is often buried in insurance policies and that it may affect coverage when a claim arises.

In October 2021, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) accused Ericsson Inc., a Swedish telecommunications manufacturer, of breaching a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA)1 that stemmed from charges...