Alan Kaplan and Robert Sanzillo published an article in Product Liability Law & Strategy on product liability issues for driverless cars. In it they explore some of the legal issues that may emerge as blame for driverless...

Mara B. Levin analyzes "ban the box" laws prohibiting employers from inquiring about an applicant's criminal history...

Alan Lyons and Ronald Levine authored a bylined article for Food Manufacturing's October issue about how food companies can prepare proactively for a recall.

The article discusses the missteps that sent RadioShack into bankruptcy and its emergence from Chapter 11.

As the economic worth of successful brands keeps soaring, the ability to leverage trademark assets is becoming more important for companies seeking financing to support growth and cover cash flow shortfalls for operating expenses

In a posting on the New York State Bar Association's EASL Blog, Barry Werbin and Sharon O'Shaughnessy discuss two recent decisions unfavorable to subscription-based satellite and Internet radio services provider Sirius XM Radio in its fight with Flo & Eddie, Inc., owner of the copyrights to master recordings of 1960's rock band The Turtles.

Barry Werbin and Sharon O'Shaughnessy discuss the Supreme Court's ruling in Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.

The New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) has released its proposed framework for the rezoning of East Harlem.

Jason Kleinman published an article in the American Bar Association's Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Journal on trust decanting. Jason's article describes why decanting or modifying a trust should not be a taxable event.

Jason D'Angelo is quoted in Bloomberg BNA: Corporate Law & Accountability Report in the article "Exclusive Forum Clauses Offer Few Issues Lots of Upside in Protecting Deals: Experts."

Stephen Selbst published an article in The Review of Banking & Financial Services in which he notes that credit bidding has become more prevalent and more controversial in chapter 11 sales of collateral.

Stagnant consumer incomes, explosive growth in online shopping, decreasing popularity of shopping malls and changes in consumption patterns are just a few of the reasons why the retail industry...

Alan Lyons’s in-depth article addresses recent high-profile data breaches and the extent to which cyber security is a growing problem.

Herrick Intellectual Property Group Chair Barry Werbin reports on the Seventh Circuit’s recent decision expressly rejecting application of the transformative use test in assessing copyright fair use.

Lawrence Kaye’s argument for Marei von Saher’s claim to a 16th century painting, looted by the Nazi’s in World War II might finally go to trial.

Jared Bartie, Daniel Etna, Irwin Kishner and Vivian Wang authored a bylined article for The New York Law Journal about the unique considerations for buyers and sellers of professional sports teams...

Darlene Fairman was cited by Nina M. Neuhaus in her article "Protection of Art Experts from a Swiss Perspective".

This article addresses the importance of an estate planners familiarity with the 1976 Copyright Act and its effect on the intended disposition of the copyrights associated with the client's creative works.

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

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