Practice Area: Commercial & Federal Litigation
Commercial and Federal Litigation Section Newsletter – Vol. 28 No. 1
The Economic Case Against Forced Disclosure of Third Party Litigation Funding
In the vast majority of cases, where litigation funding is legally irrelevant to case outcomes, preserving party financial privacy has always been the norm.
10 Tips for Practicing in Commercial and Federal Litigation
In February 2022, the Commercial and Federal Litigation Section participated in a law student roundtable discussion that provided current law students with a better understanding on the experiences, rewards, and challenges practicing attorneys have faced in Commercial and Federal Litigation while offering insight on the various career opportunities available. From this discussion one of the … Continued
Two Years Into COVID, Trends Are Emerging on Litigation
After nearly two years of legal battles, trends are emerging in how COVID-related commercial cases are being argued and decided, a panel of lawyers said Wednesday during the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting.
NYLitigator – Vol. 26 No. 2
More than a Contest: A Mission
Judge, professor, author, visionary, advocate for civic education, and initiator of the “Justice for All: Courts and Community” project, Judge Robert A. Katzmann will continue to be honored with the creation of the Judge Robert A. Katzmann Memorial Essay Contest.
Veteran Prosecutors Doubt Elizabeth Holmes’ Defense Strategy
“I don’t think gender played any role,” said Carrie H. Cohen of Morrison & Foerster, when asked if she felt gender influenced the federal fraud case being brought against former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes