Barry Werbin published an article to the New York State Bar Association EASL Blog which analyzes a NY federal court's decision to dismiss on fair use grounds a copyright infringement claim against the producers, promoters and playwright of "Hand to God."

Last month, the Community Board and Landmarks Committee of Community Board Five affirmed its support for a proposal to expand the Madison Square North Historic District, which was designated in June of 2001 and includes portions of seven city blocks at and around the northwestern corner of Madison Square Park.

In order to turn a profit, commercial landlords need to recover their operating expenses.

The complicated and lengthy process of converting a rental apartment building to a condominium in New York has become even more complicated.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) was considering whether participation in the Brownfield Tax Credit Program constituted Substantial Government Assistance (SGA).

Richard B. Linderman, Esq. obtained summary judgment on behalf of a York County homeowners association.

Stephen Selbst authored an article for Bloomberg BNA's Bankruptcy Law Reporter regarding recently enacted legislation to address Puerto Rico's municipal debt crisis.

Last week, a judge ruled to allow our clients Toll Brothers and Starwood Capital Group to continue construction of the Pierhouse, a $320 million hotel and condominium complex in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Because of the supremacy of federal law, many bankers and other professionals assume that federal tax liens would take priority over state law liens, regardless of when the latter arose or were perfected

With the 2016 elections fast approaching, New York employers should be reminded that they are obligated to allow employees time off from work to vote.

Herrick’s Community Association Practice secured a Court order providing for a Rent Receiver over a vacant unit in a condominium located in York County, Pennsylvania.

"Leveraging Early Case Assessment for Food Industry Litigation," an article co-authored by Ron Levine, was published by print and online magazine Food Product Design.

Barry Werbin and Bryan Meltzer had their article posted on the New York State Bar Association EASL Blog

Second Circuit's reversal of the district court's finding that the verbatim use of the famous Abbott & Costello "Who's on First?" comedy skit by the producers of "Hand of God" qualified as a non‐infringing fair use.

The New Jersey Condominium Act provides that a condominium association shall have access to each unit from time to time, as may be necessary for maintenance.

Herrick's nationally-ranked Sports Law Group, led by co-chairs Irwin A. Kishner and Daniel A. Etna, and members Joel Wagman and Barry Werbin, authored the Chambers Global Practice Guide, Sports Law 2022

Corporate partner and Executive Committee Chairman, Irwin Kishner, contributed the introductory chapter to the 2015 edition of M&A Deal Strategies.

Herrick partner Irwin Kishner and associate Mark Falcon published the article "One MLS: The Benefit of a Reemergence" in Professional Sports and The Law, a Hackney publication, which examines the history and operational structure of Major League Soccer (MLS) ..

After Norristown, Pennsylvania condemned an entire condominium building and forced its owners to relocate due to structural deficiencies and safety concerns, a group of those displaced owners brought suit against the Municipality of Norristown.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) has amended their commencement of construction guidance with regards to the 421-a Affordable New York Program.