A well-planned client transition protects the trust you spent years building, gives your successor a stronger foundation, and helps clients feel cared for rather than simply handed off.
October 01, 2026Roy Ginsburg
Condemnation Serves a Public Purpose
October 01, 2026New York Real Estate Law Reporter StaffToday’s challenging financial markets are leading private equity firms to hold on to portfolio companies for increasingly longer periods. New value-creation strategies are therefore needed to address delayed exit timelines. Firms should consider approaches that may not have made economic sense under shorter exit timelines but can access hidden value over these longer horizons.
October 01, 2026Gianna E. Cricco-Lizza and Jonathan M. SharretWhat actually moves a lawyer forward is a series of realizations that, stacked one on top of the other, let them create tremendous value.
October 01, 2026Eduardo PaizWhat actually moves a lawyer forward is a series of realizations that, stacked one on top of the other, let them create tremendous value.
October 01, 2026Eduardo PaizHow do you communicate when you know the harm before you know its cause? For law firms, it comes up both when advising a client and when explaining an incident of their own.
October 01, 2026Valerie Chan and Amy JuersService of Notice of Termination Precludes Nonpayment ProceedingRemand for Consideration of Fraud Claim In Rent Overcharge Action
October 01, 2026New York Real Estate Law Reporter StaffWhat are some ways in which creatives and media companies capitalize on viral content? Can IP law keep pace with AI-driven internet culture? And why are gamers so obsessed with a club-wielding piece of lumber?
October 01, 2026David Bell and Preston MasonA growing body of case law, including recent bankruptcy court decisions, is forcing a reckoning on merchant cash advances. When an MCA provider’s claim comes before a bankruptcy court, the fundamental question often becomes: Is this really a sale, or is it a loan in disguise?
October 01, 2026Robert W. DremlukThe opinion takes a different approach. It asks the question that actually matters under the Federal Arbitration Act and state unconscionability law: does the process, viewed as a whole, give parties a fundamentally fair opportunity to resolve their disputes?
October 01, 2026Rich Lee
