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On March 17, 2026, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) settled a claim against TradeStation Securities, Inc. (“TradeStation”), a Florida-headquartered brokerage firm that operates online securities trading platforms, for $1,110,661.

New York, N.Y. (August 2021) – Generally speaking, unlike some courts in other jurisdictions, the New York federal courts have been hospitable

Los Angeles, Calif. (October 27, 2021) - Since Governor Gavin Newsom first signed Assembly Bill 51 (AB 51) into effect on October 10, 2019, there has been an ongoing battle as to the legal enforceability...

On April 19, Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals and of the State of New York Janet DiFiore released a message to the legal community announcing the New York State Unified Court System's plans for returning to full staffing levels.

Madison County Partner Adam Johnson and Associate Nicholas Martin recently secured a significant trial victory on behalf of Lewis Brisbois' insurer client.

New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner recently issued a statement indicating that due to "the current high number of judicial vacancies...

In an 8-0 opinion, the Supreme Court ruled that New Prime, a Springfield, Missouri-based interstate trucking company cannot force its drivers to settle disputes through arbitration.

New York Partner Andrew Harms recently obtained a defense verdict in Kings County Supreme Court in a motorist vs. bicyclist negligence action.

Starting their ninth trial of the year – eight juries, one bench – the trial team of Newark Partner Afsha Noran and Managing Partner Colin P. Hackett recently obtained...

After several years of denying summary judgment to defendants for a failure to establish prima facie lack of notice, the Appellate Division, Second Department appears to have changed course in Reichenbach v. Garden City Public Schools, 248 A.D.3d 1148 (2d Dep’t 2026).

A Texas state court has granted quarterback Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction allowing him to play for Texas Tech in 2026 despite the NCAA declaring him permanently ineligible for violating sports wagering rules. The court found that Sorsby's gambling addiction and mental health issues, combined with his rehabilitation efforts, warranted relief from the NCAA's enforcement action, raising questions about judicial oversight of NCAA eligibility decisions.

The announcement was made in the attached press release issued by the NCAA this afternoon.

On February 3, 2022, the Illinois Supreme Court issued a long-awaited, seminal ruling under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).

On May 10, 2019, New Jersey enacted Senate Bill 52 (SB 52). This bill, which will take effect on September 1, 2019, will require disclosure of data breaches that impact usernames, email addresses, ...

Sacramento, Calif. (April 9, 2021) - As of July 1, 2020, "[e]very person who is an officer, member, responsible manager, or director of a corporation or limited liability company seeking licensure...

The California Legislature has narrowed the scope of enforceable indemnity agreements applicable to licensed architects, engineers, and land surveyors through its amendment of Civil Code § 2782.8

While many organizations seek to monitor their cybersecurity posture with internal testing, such as table top exercises, simulated phishing attacks, and other proactive measures...