By Raychel Lean Jonathan Ringel
April 30, 2021
Litigation-based firms braced for severe business interruptions when the pandemic descended, and while the absence of trials had its effect, in many places, court dockets kept moving, and litigators kept working—handling depositions, negotiations, and various other client work.
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By Jarred Schenke
April 12, 2021
The legal system is the unsung hero of the commercial real estate industry, especially in times of strife. Landlord-tenant disputes, foreclosures, contract disputes, tax appeals, partnership settlements — the everyday procedure of the way capital moves through the U.S. real estate industry relies on a functioning judiciary.
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By Benjamin Widlanski and Peter Prieto
April 20, 2021
When Congress passed the Multidistrict Litigation Act in 1968, no judge or lawyer today could have foreseen the extent to which MDLs would eventually dominate the federal docket. The Daily Business Review turned to KTT partner, Ben Widlanski to discuss MDLs and why they’re so impactful.
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Our firm is delighted to have once again received ten recognitions in “Best Lawyers in America,” as chosen by our peers in the profession. In addition, we wish to congratulate Harley S. Tropin and Charles W. Throckmortion for their selection as “Lawyer of the Year” in the fields of Litigation – Securities, and Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law, respectively.
By Michael A. Mora
April 9, 2021
The Florida Defense Lawyers Association claimed in the amicus curiae the litigation is not just over a college tuition refund, but the lower court’s ruling on sovereign immunity could have a ripple effect on nearly every government institution in the sunshine state.
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By Tal J. lifshitz
April 9, 2021
Because while Zoom may be the easy example, the low hanging fruit, it’s only the beginning of the wave of technological innovations that are coming to redefine the practice of law in the coming years.
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