Jonathan Pasternak Comments the Guitar Center Bankruptcy
November 24, 2020 – Jonathan Pasternak, a Partner in DHC’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditor’s Rights practice group, spoke to Rolling Stone about Guitar Center’s bankruptcy filing, discussing how they got to that point and what is going to happen to the iconic brand in the future. “Guitar Center is going to come out of this thing fine. They’re […]
Sid Davidoff Discusses the New York City Mayoral Election with The New York Times
November 23, 2020 – DHC’s Founding Partner and former top aide to John V. Lindsay, Sid Davidoff, spoke to The New York Times about the New York City mayoral election. He noted the enormous challenges the next mayor will face in steering the city through a difficult recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as an […]
Steve Malito Bylined an Article in the Westchester-Fairfield County Business Journal
November 2, 2020 – Steve Malito, Chair of DHC’s New York State Government Relations practice, bylined an article in the Westchester-Fairfield County Business Journal explaining the important role government relations and advocacy plays in the age of COVID-19, and how government affairs professionals creativity to maintain open lines of communication with all levels of government might be […]
Citron On Second Lockdown NYC Real Estate Projections
DHC’s Jeffrey Citron On Second Lockdown NYC Real Estate Projections October 19, 2020 – Jeffrey Citron, Co-Managing Partner, and Chair of the Real Estate Law practice group spoke to the Commercial Observer about what New York City’s commercial real estate market can expect if a second wave of COVID-19 should lead to a second lockdown. […]
Derek Wolman comments on Indoor Dining in New York City
September 30, 2020 – Derek Wolman, Chair of DHC’s Restaurant and Hospitality practice group, was featured in a PIX 11 news segment, where he addressed the return of indoor dining in New York City after restaurants were limited to takeout, delivery, and outdoor seating for more than six months during the COVID-19 pandemic. Wolman, who represents numerous hospitality […]
Citron & Rattet on Business Ideas for Suburban Landlords
Citron & Rattet on Business Ideas for Suburban Landlords September 22, 2020 – Jeffrey Citron, Co-Managing Partner and Chair of the Real Estate Law practice group, and Robert Rattet, Co-Chair of the Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditor’s Rights practice group, co-authored an article in the Westchester and Fairfield County Business Journal entitled “Strengthening a Landlord’s Position”. […]
Derek Wolman Comments on Indoor Dining in New York City
September 18, 2020 – Derek Wolman, Chair of DHC’s Restaurant and Hospitality practice group, shared his perspective with Vogue magazine on the return of indoor dining in New York City, after dining rooms in city restaurants were closed for more than six months during the COVID-19 pandemic. Wolman, who represents more than 100 hospitality establishments across the […]
Citron in WSJ on Inheritance Complications in Marriage
September 13, 2020 – Adam Citron, a matrimonial attorney and Partner in Davidoff Hutcher & Citron’s Divorce and Family Law practice spoke to The Wall Street Journal about the complications married couples face when one spouse receives an inheritance. Citron advised that couples who decide to use part of an inheritance to make a big purchase […]
DHC’s Commercial Litigation Partner William Mack on PIX 11
August 28, 2020 — William Mack, a partner in DHC’s Commercial Litigation practice group, was featured in a PIX-11 news segment, where he discussed his work on behalf of many New York City businesses struggling with their commercial rent in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mack, who represents numerous businesses, has been successful in securing settlements and restructuring commercial leases […]
Robert Rattet Comments on Restaurant Chains Trying to Navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic
August 22, 2020 – DHC’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditor’s Rights Co-Chair Robert L. Rattet spoke to Business Insider about restaurant chains trying to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced hospitality establishments across the country to close or substantially limit their operations. Rattet noted that drawing customers back into restaurants could be delayed until a safe and effective […]
