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Insurance and Reinsurance partner Daniel A. Rabinowitz and associate Alexander Traum's article, "NAIC Moves Ahead on Capital Requirements, Redundant Life Reserves, and More," appeared in the Feb. 16, 2016 issue of FC&S Legal.

"Deep Dive: Does the PTO's Inter Partes Review Violate the Constitution?," an article by Intellectual Property partner Mark A. Baghdassarian, and associates John P. Dillon and Matthew W. Olinzock...

Paris partner Hubert de Vauplane's article, "Innovation Financing, Finance and Innovation(s)," appeared in the Sept. 15, 2016 issue of the French legal publication JCPE n°37.

This bill has been sent to the Committee on the Judiciary in the Senate for review.

On May 24, 2022, the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") issued a Notice indicating that OFAC will not renew the provisions of General License ("GL") 9C...

Earlier this week, the U.S., Canada and Mexico reached agreement on a new trilateral trade pact to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

•This issue is dedicated to all of our attorneys and staff for their hard work and dedication to Pro Bono efforts. We are proud to announce the winners of the 2020 Marvin Frankel Award for Outstanding

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A Missouri federal magistrate judge dismissed, for lack of standing, a class action suit against Scottrade for claims stemming from data hacks.

Plaintiff brought suit on behalf of a putative class of owners of New York buildings with Pella windows, alleging that Pella's windows contained common design defects.

The Sixth Circuit affirmed the district court's order denying class certification of plaintiff's consumer protection claims relating to her purchase of a Tassimo coffeemaker.

The Council of Better Business Bureaus Inc. (CBBB) is a not-for-profit organization that licenses the Better Business Bureau (BBB) name and model to a network of not‑for‑profit regional bureaus.

E-Discovery counsel Samantha V. Ettari and associate Noah Hertz-Bunzl wrote an article titled "Ethical E-Discovery: Core Competencies for New York Lawyers" which appeared in the November 2, 2015, issue of the New York Law Journal.

The article discusses what lawyers must do to meet professional conduct requirements within the constantly evolving electronic discovery realm.

The court dismissed, without prejudice, a proposed class action over a January data breach at Wendy's, finding that allegations of two fraudulent charges allegedly made to representative plaintiff's debit card were insufficient to establish Article III standing.

Plaintiff alleged that he purchased a microwave for a "sale" price that was represented to be $20 less than the "regular" price, when in fact Best Buy did not ever sell the microwave at the purported regular price.

Litigation Partner Barry H. Berke co-authored an Op-Ed titled "Manafort Indictment is Bad News for Trump" which appeared in The New York Times on Oct. 30, 2017.

E-Discovery counsel Samantha V. Ettari wrote an article titled "Proportionality: The (Not So) New Kid on the Block" which appeared in the October 5, 2015, issue of the New York Law Journal.